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FEELEY, Francis McCollum.

The End of Identity Politics (USA)

Thursday 16 April 2009 by RoCr

The election of Barack Obama last November 4 was the result of eight years of Constitutional abuse by the George W. Bush administration, at the behest of Transnational major corporations and financial institutions. The unimaginable suffering inflicted on the peoples of the world by U.S. (...)

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Mumia Abu Jamal

Reaction to Oscar Grant Killing (USA)

Thursday 16 April 2009 by P.S.

January 17, 2009 - ©’09 Mumia Abu-Jamal

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“Affirmative Statement” (USA)

Thursday 16 April 2009 by RoCr

Traditionally, Hampshire College has advocated for the oppressed, taking unpopular stands when others have preferred to turn away. In 1977 Hampshire College was the first college in the US to divest from Apartheid South Africa. In 2001 Hampshire was the first college to object to the war in (...)

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New Orleans Intifada

More Than Mardi Gras is Happening Here (USA)

A FLAHERTY, Jordan.- Grassroots Movement Rises In New Orleans’ Arab Community

Thursday 16 April 2009 by RoCr

In neighborhoods around New Orleans, there’s a buzz of excitement gathering among this city’s Arab population. A new wave of organizing has brought energy and inspiration to a community that is usually content to stay in the background. The movement is youth-led, with student groups rising up on (...)

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The Year in Hate (USA)

Thursday 16 April 2009 by P.S.

faire les liens interne

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Chomsky

On Gaza (USA)

By Christiana Voniati

Thursday 16 April 2009 by P.S.

16 February, 2009 Countercurrents.org

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Black Rose Collective.- Bringing the Storm to St. Paul (USA)

A Grudge Match Three Years and Three Days in the Making, or How I Spent My Hurrication — a local report back from the 2008 Republican National Convention in Minneapolis/St. Paul from the perspective of the struggle in the streets.

Thursday 16 April 2009 by RoCr

It was on the afternoon of the twenty-ninth of August that I brought my bicycle inside my humble dwelling in the Lower Ninth Ward, then, upon leaving, padlocked the door. I knew that I might never again see my home and the few possessions contained within, and I might have pondered this fact (...)

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