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. >> professor chauncey. >> well spring of all great movements for social justice in the united states. it certainly had a profound impact on the lesbian and gay rights movement, back in the '60s when the march happened, the civil rights movement really pioneered the concept as a powerful political concept of minority rights and made it easier for gays to begin to depict themselves as a minority who deserve the same civil rights that other americans and other minorities did. and the civil rights movement, important to the gay movement women's movement latino movement and many others. given marches themselves, the march on washington in '63 was followed just two years later by the first gay civil rights pickets dwrowts white house and independence hall in philadelphia and by the first national march on washington for lesbian and gay rights in 1979. >>suarez: professor rosen at this time, did this put the civil rights movement into the forefront? >> for the people of pro-choice to washington, but if you actually look at the women's movement itself, the real march that made the women's mo

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perspectives, ruth rosen is a professor emerita, and how the woman's movement changed america and george chauncey, professor of history and american studies at yale university. professor ros rosen has this haf century changed, when we throw around the words human rights and civil rights? >> absolutely, the movement for women rights and civil rights, abolitionist movement inspired a suffrage movement, and in the 20th century, founded now and when younger women who had been part of the civil rights movement founded the younger women liberation movement, so the civil rights movement have absolutely inspired twice in our history a fight for women's equality. >>suarez: froafeprofessor chauny same question. >> well spring of all great movements for social justice in the united states. it certainly had a profound impact on the lesbian and gay rights movement, back in the '60s when the march happened, the civil rights movement really pioneered the concept as a powerful political concept of minority rights and made it easier for gays to begin to depict themselves as a minority who deserve the same civil r

there is ethnic judaism, you are born of a jewish mother and are therefore jewish, known chauncey is a jew. you care about judaism and believe in values and philosophy, we a philosophy. most jews do not believe in. they believe in the bagels and going to synagogue once a year maybe, fasting until noon on yom kippur war and considered a minority and a lot of jews out there don't want to be considered -- don't want to be those folks, they want to be a minority because you get special status in america for being a minority. they don't really have much to do with judaism beyond the cultural aspect of it and that is an aspect, the ethnic aspect of judaism are not particularly interested. when people ask why jews liberal most don't have anything to do with judaism. like asking why are so many people who are born into christian households liberal, a lot of them are not religiously and fervently christian, not evangelical or catholic. ethnic judaism is measuring a different measure than believe in judaism. traditional believing biblical jews, and two indicators, believe in biblical do, it is