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Ernest Rodriguez "Viewpoint" radio broadcast scripts, 1973-1977

1977-06-09 Ernesto Rodriguez transcript for ""Viewpoint"" Page 2

Armed with these issues she needs to promote them within the woman's rights movement to raise the awareness of Anglo women of the uniqueness of the Hispanic woman and the overwhelming challenge to support the efforts of all oppressed people to achieve social justice.
Of further significance is the fact that two women shared the limelight with men as keynote speakers at the IMAGE Convention.
They were Arabella Martinez, a Mexican American and Assistant Secretary for the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and [strikethrough] Rochelle [/strikethrough] [insertion] Nichelle [/insertion] Nichols, a black entrepreneur and star of the TV series "Star Trek."
Of the five national IMAGE officers elected, three were women.
IMAGE is truly providing a positive image in supporting equal rights for women. 
An image that all Americans would do well to emulate. 
This is Ernesto Rodriguez for Viewpoint.

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Armed with these issues she needs to promote them within the woman's rights movement to raise the awareness of Anglo women of the uniqueness of the Hispanic woman and the overwhelming challenge to support the efforts of all oppressed people to achieve social justice. Of further significance is the fact that two women shared the limelight with men as keynote speakers at the IMAGE Convention. They were Arabella Martinez, a Mexican American and Assistant Secretary for the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and [strikethrough] Rochelle [/strikethrough] [insertion] Nichelle [/insertion] Nichols, a black entrepreneur and star of the TV series "Star Trek." Of the five national IMAGE officers elected, three were women. IMAGE is truly providing a positive image in supporting equal rights for women. An image that all Americans would do well to emulate. This is Ernesto Rodriguez for Viewpoint.