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Copperwoman Sings Live to Save Her Red-Tagged Tiny Home
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11/29/2021
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1. Commentary
by our host Elaine B. Holtz: I have
a special guest this morning. Joining me joining me in
the studio will be CopperWoman who is a musician, song
writer and Copperwoman has been singing and making up
melodic rhymes as long as she can remember. She brings
people together to sing in gatherings called "Circle
Song” Presently she is facing eviction from her tiny
home and part of the campaign to stop government
evictions in Sonoma County, and we are going to talk
about that.
I want to do a shout out to
Jackie Elward. I interviewed her
last week
on my show as Vice Mayor of Rohnert Park which is a
historic accomplishment. It gets better. Jackie is
making history in our county. Last week she was
voted in as Mayor of the City of Rohnert Park.
Congratulations Jackie, I am personally thrilled by this
happening. We need strong women leading our county and
our country. Not only strong but with a vision that
brings people together to work together.
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2. Our
guest Copperwoman opens her interview with
singing a song she just wrote,
Let the Spirit Come Through as the True You.
She then describes her passage through treatment of
cancer to the adoption of her name Copperwoman. She felt
her calling to bring people together and sing with her
Circle Songs, which she has done beginning in Santa
Cruz, for a time in Garberville and Arcata, and more
recently in Sonoma County. Copperwoman purchased a tiny
home and found a couple with single family house and 4
acres that were willing to rent her the space. The
Permit Sonoma of the County, however, discovered the
tiny home and red-tagged it as not being allowed. The
tiny home comes equipped with a composting toilet and
toilets in the County are required to be on a septic
system or sewer. With the help of independent
journalist and social advocate Jonathan Greenberg,
Copperwoman became the poster woman for folks suffering
government evictions with a music video by her and a
petition to the Board of Supervisors was set up on
Change.org. She sings her song live for us in the
studio, Everybody Needs a Home, that is on the
video promoting the petition. On Sunday December
12, 2021 at 1 pm, Copperwoman appears in concert with
Bob Culberton for the Stop All Government Evictions
(SAGE) campaign.
About our Guest:
Copperwoman has been singing and making up
melodic rhymes as long as she can remember. She brings
people together to sing in gatherings called "Circle
Song" from Santa Cruz to Arcata to Mt. Shasta and has
been an integral part of the ritual backbone at the
Women's Herbal Symposium in Laytonville. She has several
CDs of original "singable" tunes including a CD called
Gratitude—songs she wrote during her healing journey
with cancer. She believes music is healing. One of her
mantras is, “Open your Heart, let your voice come
through.”
She is mother of two grown offspring and Grandmother to
her daughter's two beautiful children.
Petition Stop All Government Evictions to
the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors: To sign the
petiotion,
Click here for Change.org
Sonoma Independent - Public Interest Solutions and
Advocacy (Jonathan Greenberg, Independent Journalist);
SAGE and other campaigns:
www.sonomaindependent.org
Herstory Events:
Instead of the History of individual women I thought it
would be a good idea to remind us how far we have come
and some of the changes that were made giving women more
independence and a voice, therefore for the next few
months beginning November 1, 2021, this segment will include:
40 Basic Rights Women Did Not
Have Until The 1970s
The list is thanks to
HistoryCollection.com, which cites the sources:
For about a century, women had
to fight for their right to practice law. While there
were previous female judges and lawyers, it was scarce
to see a woman in the legal field until the late 1960s
and into the early 1970s. In fact, Cornell University
ran a study which confirmed that 90% of law firms
refused to interview women who applied for placement in
their firms. On top of this, most law schools wouldn’t
admit women into their programs. We have come a long way
ladies but still have a way to go. Our history is our
strength, and it is important to know what we gained.
Often women take their freedom to participate for
granted and a reminder is important because if we are
not aware of it, we could lose it. Looks that may be a
reality around choice over our own bodies.
24. Women Couldn’t Receive the
Morning After Pill
Another thing that women
struggled receiving before the 1970s was the morning
after pill. The morning after pill would not become FDA
approved until the late 1990s, even though it became
more available for females during the 1970s. Moreover,
when the contraceptive became available, women still had
secretly to find a way to take the morning after pill.
Even so, women today still reportedly feel embarrassed
or ashamed when they must take the morning after pill.
Many professionals think that the reason behind this is
because of the slow acceptance of contraception
regarding women.
23. They Struggled to Get a
Birth Control Pill
The birth control pill went a
little faster than the morning after pill. The FDA
approved the medicine during the 1960s; however,
individual states could create their own laws when it
came to the birth control pill. Many states didn’t allow
doctors to give their patients the birth control pill
for assorted reasons. One woman from Connecticut,
Estelle Griswold, started to sell the contraception,
getting herself arrested. Her case went to the Supreme
Court, which upheld that married women could receive the
birth control pill in 1965. During the 1970s, more
states started to allow doctors to prescribe the
medication.
22. Interracial Marriage Was
Illegal in Most States
One of the most famous cases of
interracial marriage is the Loving Vs. Virginia case.
This hearing made it to the United States Supreme Court,
which declared states that didn’t allow couples to marry
on the base of color was unconstitutional and violated
the Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses of the
Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Mildred
Loving and her husband, Richard, brought forth the case
after their arrest and prison sentence for marriage. The
U.S. Supreme Court forced states to allow interracial
marriage in 1967, which helped increase interracial
marriage during the 1970s.
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The 2021 Peace & Justice Center's Annual Awards
Online Ceremony of 11/13/2021 can be viewed online at the
Center's youtube channel:
https://youtu.be/cwoTmx6CjRE
The Opening and Closing Theme song
The Woman in Your Life is You is done with
permission of the Composer and Singer
Alix Dobkin
((August 16, 1940 – May 19, 2021) Alix Dobkin death was just
announced - Thank you for all you did for Lesbians to be recognized
and Women to be honored. May you rest in peace. See our Interview
with Alix Dobkin on
12/1/2014 at
and our Memorial to Alix Dobkin on 11/24/2021
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The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album
Living with Lavender Jane (2010 Women's Wax Works) -
www.alixdobkin.com
The House I Live In, sung by Maxine Linehan,
from the album An American Journey (2014
Honeybun Records).
Live during the show: Let the Spirit Come Through as the True You,
sung live by Copperwoman. Everybody Needs a Home, sung live by
Copperwoman.
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