Ken Kesey speech at UC Berkeley
About This Item
KQED News report from U.C. Berkeley's Greek Theatre on May 12th 1970 featuring a speech by Ken Kesey, about the media's negative influence on society. He states a belief that: "The media exists on conflict and confrontation" and offers ways for social protesters to avoid being exploited by the press. Also includes scenes from another speech about the Vietnam War, in which a man criticizes how politicians are being influenced in their decisions by the military.
- Originally aired on
- KQED
- Date aired
- 5/12/1970
- Recording medium
- 16mm b&w co-magnetic sound film
- 12:17
- Rights for this video belong to
- NCPB/KQED
- Type of material
- archival news film
- Identifier
- KQN 741
- Views
- 13404
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