Third
Wave:
"The March for Women’s
Lives"
(14 minutes. 2006)
Directed by Cat
Cutcher & Roger
Hill
Produced by Mental-Rev Productions
On April
25, 2004, over 1.15 million men and women from 50 states
and over 60 countries gathered on The Mall for the largest
march in DC history. The marchers’ concerns
included choice, justice, access, health care, abortion,
family planning, and the respect for global human rights.
This film
features interviews with a variety of people attending the
march, including pro-choice and anti-abortion activists.
While conservative forces have galvanized around the evangelical
Christian and anti-abortion agenda, a large, diverse and
progressive women’s movement has grown in opposition.
This “Third Wave” marks a new generation of
women’s advocacy and organizing in the United States,
which addresses issues of sexuality, cultural diversity,
human rights, and social and economic concerns. The
Third Wave documents the diverse voices and concerns
of the contemporary U.S. women’s movement and the
ongoing opposition to women’s rights in the new millennium.
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