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  1. "... but the women rose ..." [electronic resource]

    Kempler, Susan
    New York, N.Y. : Folkways Records, 1971.

    Online Vol.1: Voices of Women in American History Smithsonian Global Sound

  2. Knocking [videorecording]

    [Home ed.]. - [S.I. : Open Door Productions, c2006]

    There are seven million Jehovah's Witnesses in 230 countries worldwide. They spend 1.3 billion hours a year ministering door-to-door, making them one of America's favorite punch lines. Despite their 130-plus-year history, this Christian group is still often derided and misunderstood. While protecting their own rights, Jehovah's Witnesses have won a record number of U.S. Supreme Court cases, expanding freedoms for all Americans. They refuse blood transfusions, choose non-violence, and are moral conservatives who stay out of politics. Jehovah's Witnesses are exemplary in modeling how groups with increasingly polarizing religious and social views can peacefully coexist.

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