Reverend Howard Moody created an underground network of clergy members and abortion providers within the church during the period before abortion was legalized. Continue reading
Byllye Avery, founder of the National Black Women's Health Project, describes what it was like for black women who wanted to end their pregnancy. Continue reading
In the span of time when abortion was illegal, Dr. Mildred Hanson remembers receiving a phone call from a young woman asking to end her pregnancy. Continue reading
Diane Ellis discusses why she decided to act in a reproduction of Ensler's The Vagina Monologues and how the play has led to a growth of feminine awareness. Continue reading
Lynn Schultz, who decided to act in a reproductions of Ensler's The Vagina Monologues, explains why she wanted to be a part of the play. Continue reading
Norma McCorvery, also referred to as Jane Roe, who once fought for abortion and right to privacy for women, years later changed her opinion. Continue reading
Julian Bond explains what it was like for many of the March on Washington attendees to hear Martin Luther King, Jr. speak. Continue reading
David Hasselhoff recalls his emotional performance of "Looking for Freedom" on top of the rubble of the Berlin Wall. Continue reading
Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell recalls the early days of video games and remembers how the Pong video game was created with 1970's ground breaking technology. Continue reading
Steve Wozniak recalls the first time he saw a Pong machine and was inspired to build his own and shares his personal history designing a game for Atari with friend Steve Jobs. Continue reading