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| 类型/形式： | Personal/independent films and video Documentaries and factual films and video Features |
|---|---|
| 材料类型： | 胶卷 |
| 文件类型： | 视觉资料 |
| 所有的著者/提供者： |
Kelly Anderson; Tami Gold; Don DiNicola; AndersonGold Films. |
| OCLC号码： | 423408474 |
| 注意： | Feature-length documentary. Playing time on release was 56 min., according to: Internet movie database, September 13, 2001. Copyright notice on videocassette: c1996, Andersongold Films. |
| 制作人员： | Director of photography, Tami Gold. Editor, Kelly Anderson. Original music, Don Dinicola. Sound, Kelly Anderson. Queer Nation footage shot by Larry Pellegrini; additional camera, David Shulman, John Hammond. Title design, George Anderson; graphics production, Alex Rivera; still photographs, Andrea Ades Vasquez. Project advisors, Serafina Bathrick, Allan Berube, Miriam Frank. ... |
| 责任： | Andersongold Films ; in association with Labor at the Crossroads, Hunter College Department of Communications ; a documentary by Kelly Anderson, Tami Gold ; produced and directed by Tami Gold, Kelly Anderson. |
摘要：
Three different stories of gays and their jobs are interwoven. Cheryl Summerville was fired from her job as a cook in the Cracker Barrel restaurant chain in Georgia for being a lesbian; she worked with Queer Nation and with the Martin Luther King, Jr., Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc., to organize multi-state demonstrations, boycotts and letter writing campaigns against the Cracker Barrel restaurant chain. Ron Woods, a gay auto plant electrician working for Chrysler in Detroit, was harassed on the job by his fellow workers after his picture appeared in the paper at a demonstration against Cracker Barrel; he worked with Local 372 of the United Auto Workers to educate his fellow workers about homosexuality and was eventually elected a delegate to the United Auto Workers 1996 Bargaining Convention, where he got the Convention to vote unanimously to add a clause to all contracts prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. Nat Keitt, a gay library circulation clerk with the New York Public Library, was unable to afford the medical bills for her unemployed domestic partner, David, who suffered from AIDS; she was elected to the executive board of her union, Local 1930, AFSCME, and made co-chair of the union's Gay and Lesbian Issues Committee, which was eventually instrumental in winning domestic partner health benefits for New York city workers.
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- Homophobia -- United States.
- Discrimination in employment -- United States.
- Gays -- Employment -- Law and legislation -- Georgia.
- Cracker Barrel (Firm)
- Queer Nation (Organization)
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change.
- Labor leaders -- Michigan -- Detroit.
- International Union, Allied Industrial Workers of America -- Political activity.
- Domestic partner benefits -- New York (State) -- New York.
- AFSCME. -- Local 1930 (New York, N.Y.)