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At AP, Black Lives Don’t Matter
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‘Obama Is Trying to Get Congress to Give Him a Blank Check’
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Large anti-government demonstrations were held across Mexico in the wake of the disappearance of 43 student teachers abducted in Iguala, Guerrero, in September The forced disappearance of 43 students...
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Media and the ‘Melting Pot’
“I find it interesting that you need an influx of white New Yorkers for the services to go up,” filmmaker Spike Lee told CNN‘s Anderson Cooper (2/26/14). “You cannot deny race plays a part.” The...
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Spinning Tuition Hikes as a Clash of Politicians
Protesters against tuition hikes at UC Berkeley called for “a massive, system-wide student and teaching strike” that began on November 18. The University of California regents’ recent approval of...
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Hillary Clinton and the Feminism of Exclusion
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At AP, Black Lives Don’t Matter
In the New York Times‘ description, office Daniel Pantaleo’s arm “finds its way” around Eric Garner’s neck. “Black lives matter” is the rallying cry of the burgeoning nationwide movement against police...
View ArticleClik here to view.
‘Obama Is Trying to Get Congress to Give Him a Blank Check’
Anti-TPP demonstrators outside Malaysia’s parliament on July 16, 2013, urging their nation to postpone its participation in the trade deal. Bipartisanship and “free trade” are two of corporate media’s...
View ArticleClik here to view.
SoundBites January/February 2015
Making ‘Torture’ Impossible When the Washington Post (12/9/14) described on the Senate Intelligence Committee report on the treatment of prisoners at CIA “black sites,” it said it documented “harsh...
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Looking Away From Police Killings
Twelve-year-old Tamir Rice, killed by Cleveland police for holding a toy gun in a playground. That so many black people are killed by law enforcement is a painful, difficult thing to face. That we...
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Mexican Students Didn’t Just ‘Disappear’
Large anti-government demonstrations were held across Mexico in the wake of the disappearance of 43 student teachers abducted in Iguala, Guerrero, in September The forced disappearance of 43 students...
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Media and the ‘Melting Pot’
“I find it interesting that you need an influx of white New Yorkers for the services to go up,” filmmaker Spike Lee told CNN‘s Anderson Cooper (2/26/14). “You cannot deny race plays a part.” The...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Spinning Tuition Hikes as a Clash of Politicians
Protesters against tuition hikes at UC Berkeley called for “a massive, system-wide student and teaching strike” that began on November 18. The University of California regents’ recent approval of...
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Hillary Clinton and the Feminism of Exclusion
GENDER FOCUS Hillary Clinton as secretary of State: Which women did she represent? (Photo: Chad McNeeley/DoD) As the 2016 US presidential election nears, Hillary Clinton, the projected frontrunner for...
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