Women in Congress radio broadcast, 1997.

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Women in Congress radio broadcast, 1997.

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This collection consists of audio recordings of a National Public Radio production entitled "Women in Congress". The production consists of a four part documentary presentation on the history of the role of women in the political process from 1916 up to the 1990s. Featured in the production are Jeannette Rankin and Shirley Chisholm. Program One deals with the historical significance of the elections of Jeannette Rankin the first woman elected to Congress and Shirley Chisholm the first African-American woman elected to Congress; Program Two deals with the challenges they encountered during their campaigns for office; Program Three discuss the role the media played during their tenure in office; Program Four focuses on their efforts to shape policy and legislation as well as the impact on American citizens. (OH 1716) [RESTRICTION: Permission from donor required for publication or quotation]

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