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Men are from Venus, Women are from Mars
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Moderated by Sharon Conlin. The panel discusses communication difficulties between men and women. Bill Weeden summarizes John Gray's Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus and argues that men and women communicate differently. Sally Fay agrees that women are different, but is concerned that these differences are used by society against women. Molly Ivins examines the historical oppression of women, and argues that stereotypes are a tool of oppression. Harvey Wasserman challenges these stereotypes and sees changing gender roles as a vision of the future. Audience questions focus on gender roles and homosexuality.
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Moderated by Sharon Conlin. The panel discusses communication difficulties between men and women. Bill Weeden summarizes John Gray's Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus and argues that men and women communicate differently. Sally Fay agrees that women are different, but is concerned that these differences are used by society against women. Molly Ivins examines the historical oppression of women, and argues that stereotypes are a tool of oppression. Harvey Wasserman challenges these stereotypes and sees changing gender roles as a vision of the future. Audience questions focus on gender roles and homosexuality.
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00:00:00 Panel introduced -- 00:02:56 Panelists introduced -- 00:06:30 Bill Weeden begins -- 00:15:09 Weeden ends -- 00:15:18 Sally Fay begins -- 00:25:20 Fay ends -- 00:23:31 Molly Ivins begins -- 00:34:36 Ivins ends -- 00:34:55 Harvey Wasserman begins -- 00:45:14 Wasserman ends -- 00:45:33 Panel discussion begins -- 00:50:10 Panel discussion ends -- 00:50:25 Audience questions begin -- 01:19:08 Audience questions end.
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Ivins, Molly
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Fay, Sally
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Weeden, Bill, 1940-
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Wasserman, Harvey, 1945-
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CWA/Archives, University of Colorado at Boulder
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1996-04-09
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Box #1, Panel #32, 1996
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