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Campaign '92 / Now / Lesbian Issue #336379

CBS Evening News for Friday, Dec 13, 1991
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Atlanta: Erin Hayes) Issue of whether feminist group NOW is a mainstream organization or is directed toward lesbian rights examined. [Georgia's NOW chapter president lesbian Samantha CLARE, New York City NOW chapter head lesbian Melody BAHAN - cite activist role of NOW lesbians.] [NOW president-elect Patricia IRELAND - says she has a husband and a companion.] [Georgia state senator Judy MOYE - gives her view of NOW.] [NOW founder Betty FRIEDAN - talks about NOW's direction.] [IRELAND - backs lesbian agenda.] Possibility of a rift in the feminist movement as campaign '92 moves ahead noted.

Reporter(s):
Hayes, Erin;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:30

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