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Davis discusses her undergraduate educational experience, the first time she heard Malcolm X speak, the legacy of Malcolm X, how different political issues are connected, the next generation of activism, sexism, racism, incarceration, and solidarity between the Native American and African American community. Includes audience question and answer session.

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Includes conference introductions. Davis discusses initially not identifying as a feminist, women as a biological category, incidents of fighting or violence among people of color, the challenges of organizing along political lines, solidarity across race and gender, women in prison, socialism. Includes audience question and answer session.

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Davis discusses movement for women's equality, terrorist assaults against abortion clinics; how reproductive rights is related to issues of race, class, and foreign policy; and the dangers of corporate reproductive technologies. She critiques the women's movement's myopic focus on abortion rights without considering issues faced by poor women or women of color such as sterilization.

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Davis discusses black women writers, reimagining slavery, mass incarceration, black women writers and welfare rights, and Mary Church Terrell. Also includes conference poetry and musical performance .

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Introduction by Palestinian journalist August Zaid. Davis discusses Mary McLeod Bethune, racist violence, racism at universities, the Reagan administration, activism, education, income inequality, South African apartheid, and coalition building.

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Audience question and answer session after seminar by Angela Davis on "Women, Race, and Class." Angela Davis answers audience questions on race, feminism, and activism.

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Keynote speech on philanthropy as a mode of solidarity. Davis discusses connections between women's rights, anti-racism, incarceration, and class. Includes audience question and answer session.

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Includes introduction from Yale Black Student Alliance. Davis discusses the dismantling of affirmative action, immigrant bashing, sexual violence, homophobia, the historical masculinist focus in the black leadership, the Million Man March, conservatism in the black community, Clarence Thomas, the importance of historical memory, and the prison industrial complex. Includes one audience question.

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Continuation of audience question and answer session.

Scope and Contents: Speech by Angela Davis on delivered at the Midwest Women's Studies Association Conference. Davis discusses the history of the women's movement, limitations to the idea of universal womanhood, the gender wage gap, racism, the devaluation of women of color, the importance of building multiracial woman's organizations, abortion rights, childcare, sterilization abuse, homophobic violence, the war on drugs, and the interconnections between social issues. Includes audience question and answer...

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Davis discusses the history of equality in education, political attitudes in the United States, racism on college campuses, the Ronald Reagan administration, hate violence, and fostering diversity on college campuses. Includes audience question and answer session.

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Davis discusses the importance of solidarity and coalition building among various activist and ethnic groups. Davis also discusses activism and ways to get involved. Includes audience question and answer session.

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Additional seminar session. Davis discusses the importance of solidarity and coalition building among various activist and ethnic groups. Davis also discusses activism, ways to get involved, and women in prison. Includes audience question and answer session.