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Dorothy Day has been shot at, spat upon, and arrested. In America, the Right-wing denounces her as a Red and the Left accuses her of 'putting Band-Aids on a cancer.' Millions of people mention her name in the same breath as Gandhi's and Schweitzer's; others simply call her a fool, a description she will not deny. She has been shaking up America for 40 years, and she looks forward, not back, in conversation with Jim Douglas Henry.

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Interviewee:
Dorothy Day
Interviewer:
Jim Douglas Henry
Producer:
Peter Ferres

BBC One London

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