Footage from a New Orleans Women in Cable program produced by Pat Denton. This tape includes the title, political interviews and the beginnings of street interviews. Several political figures are interviewed on their definitions of "feminist," including Dorothy Taylor, Lindy Boggs, Edwin Edwards, Mary Landrieu, Diana Bajoie, Sidney Barthelemy, Anita Ganucheau, and Rupert Richardson.
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