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I Was Looking at the Ceiling... and Then I Saw the Sky. June Jordan. Mankato State University, Minnesota. January 10, 1995.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 38.
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Jordan on changing ethical stances of churches on the issues of racism and sexuality, her inspiration for the opera, and other topics. She also reads from the opera and takes questions.

Tribute to Janice Mirikitani. La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California. November 18, 1995. Digital

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 39.
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Jordan introduces Mirikitani, discusses the role of Glide Memorial Church and Mirikitani's service to the community, and reads her own work.

"Afro Solo with June Jordan and Uchechi Kalu." The Poetry Center, San Francisco, California. August 20, 1998. Digital

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 40.
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After Kalu, Jordan reads and discusses losing a friend who was an abortion provider in Wisconsin, Clarence Thomas, and other issues.

June Jordan. "Women, Women Everywhere--What's a Girl to Think?" Case Western Reserve University, Ohio. January 28, 1999.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 42.
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Jordan discusses the status of women around the globe, her mother's suicide, writing poems about shared cultural mother figures, and other topics. She reads from essays and poems. Questions follow.

"June Jordan: Affirmative Acts. A Celebration of the Writing, Teaching, and Activism of June Jordan." Berkeley, California. February 20, 1999. Tape 1.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 43.
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A celebration in honor of the publication of Jordan's twenty-fifth book and her career generally. Speakers include: Trinh T. Minh-ha, Bernice Johnson Reagon, Janice Mirikitani, Peter Sellars, Angela Davis (who also reads tributes by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker), Adrienne Torf who performs and talks about their collaborations, and Jordan herself. For related audio material, see T-331.

"June Jordan: Affirmative Acts. A Celebration of the Writing, Teaching, and Activism of June Jordan." Berkeley, California. February 20, 1999. Tape 2.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 44.
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A celebration in honor of the publication of Jordan's twenty-fifth book and her career generally. Speakers include: Trinh T. Minh-ha, Bernice Johnson Reagon, Janice Mirikitani, Peter Sellars, Angela Davis (who also reads tributes by Toni Morrison and Alice Walker), Adrienne Torf who performs and talks about their collaborations, and Jordan herself. For related audio material, see T-331.

June Jordan. "The Place for Ethnic Studies in the University." Humboldt State University, California. November 3, 1999.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 46.
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Jordan speaks in favor of ethnic studies, and discusses arguments against it. Questions follow.

June Jordan. University of Maine. November 18, 2000.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 47.
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At a conference on global concerns of women, Jordan offers an anecdote about an elderly cashier she recently met, and other topics. She also reads, and questions follow.

"An Evening with June Jordan." Colby College, Maine. November 20, 2000.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 48.
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Jordan talks about the recent election, reads poems and from her memoir, Soldier. Questions follow.

African-American Studies 156AC/Poetry for the People. April 10, 1996.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 55.
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Jordan introduces the lecture by the student-teacher poets on sampling, rapping, and jazz.

African-American Studies 156AC/Poetry for the People. April 17-18, 1996. Tape 1.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 56.
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Jordan and student-teacher poets discuss performance basics and rehearse the up-coming public reading. Jordan reads. Berkeley High School students read their poetry to the class.

African-American Studies 156AC/Poetry for the People. April 17-18, 1996. Tape 2.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 57.
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Jordan and student-teacher poets discuss performance basics and rehearse the up-coming public reading. Jordan reads. Berkeley High School students read their poetry to the class.

African-American Studies 156AC/Poetry for the People. April 17-18, 1996. Tape 3.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 58.
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Jordan and student-teacher poets discuss performance basics and rehearse the up-coming public reading. Jordan reads. Berkeley High School students read their poetry to the class.

African-American Studies 156AC/Poetry for the People. January 22, 1997. Digital

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 59.
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Jordan introduces the concepts behind the course, and gives a history of African-American poetry as a genre.

African-American Studies 156AC/Poetry for the People. February 12, 1997.

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 61.
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Jordan continues a discussion on the purpose of the course, and how the poetry assignments raise awareness about other cultures. The second half of the lecture continues with the impact of religion on African American poetry.

African-American Studies 156AC/Poetry for the People. February 19, 1997. Digital

Item — Carton: 2Identifier: Vt-155, 62.
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Jordan on the Romantic tradition in poetry versus the African American tradition, and other topics.