1 audio recording, 1:58:48 in length. An interview log with time stamps has been created, but the recording has not been transcribed. 0:00    Disclaimer / Introductory Statements 1:56    Upbringing / Family 6:22    Adrienne’s Blindness 7:29    Early Schooling 10:30    Did your parents attempt to learn Braille? 11:03    Break: Microphone Readjusting 11:48    Parents & Braille, contd. 13:18    Relationship with your parents 14:38    Identity Politics 17:33    Education Up Through College 19:50    Not seeing blindness as a hindrance 20:50    Small Liberal Arts College 21:30    College gave me the environment I always wanted 23:00    Debbie and I 24:43    Independent Mindset / Family 26:48    SPAC – Antiwar work 28:13    Graduated / Job Hunt / Discrimination 30:00    Working at the ADL 31:00    Mr. Jernigan sets a standard 32:38    Joining the NFB 36:13    Creating an NFB chapter and Planning the first NAC picket 37:52    On thin ice with the NFB 38:45    The NFB is conservative 41:04    The Metropolitan Chapter 41:35    Cross disability work 43:30    Reconciliation with Dr. Jernigan 46:00    What did you learn about Dr. Jernigan? 49:15    Diversity / Dr. Jernigan is Adaptable 52:20    Let’s make a deal – I can’t live that way 55:05    A Machiavelli move 56:36    Social work school 59:55    Job with the New York state division of human rights 1:01:55    Becoming a therapist 1:04:27    Becoming a Bioethicist, while working for the state, and getting a PhD 1:07:50    Problems in Bioethics 1:08:13    Phone message about  Bioethics meeting 1:10:13    Invitation to a Bioethics think tank / Reasonable people can disagree 1:11:35    Dissertation 1:13:48    Teaching Job at Boston University 1:15:00    Job at Wellesley 1:19:50    Dan Brock 1:25:50    Yeshiva University 1:28:48    Jernigan vs tenBroek / Politics 1:34:28    Who else in the NFB did you feel close to? 1:35:38    Off-topic story by Ed Morman (Explicit Language) 1:36:46    Who else in the NFB did you feel close to? Contd. 1:38:09    What do you think Dr. Maurer has accomplished for the NFB? 1:43:45    If we did a study of Scholarship winners / People leave or give up on dreams. 1:44:33    The NFB hasn’t figured out how to legitimize that there are many ways to help blind people. 1:46:09    Why don’t people like me? 1:47:32    Library exhibit of the white cane (Off-topic story by Ed Morman) 1:50:38    Model school for the blind; It’s a dangerous idea 1:56:04    Closing Remarks 1:57:33    Personal Reflections