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Poet and Activist Tuli Kupferberg dies at 86
Kupferberg was founding member of the Fugs, a fixture at underground galleries and anti-war protests during the 1960s. A prolific writer, his work included the satirical anti-Vietnam War pamphlet, 1,001 Ways to Beat the Draft and 1,001 Ways to Live Without Working.
The Ongoing Cultural Destruction of Iraq.
Destroying cultural heritage, erasing cultural memories to destroy Iraq as a viable state in the Middle East.
Waves of Change Project Map Now Up!
A Beta-test interactive global map showcasing projects from the Waves of Change series currently in production.
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U.S Military Occupation of Haiti in Guise of "Aid"
"Most Haitians here have seen little humanitairian aid so far. What they have seen is guns, and plenty of them." "Here the Americans have taken control. It looks more like the Green Zone in Baghdad than a centre for aid distribution."
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Iraq Faces Water Crisis
With the Tigris and Euphrates rivers’ water levels at a new low, Iraq could be facing an economic crisis
This Is Where We Take Our Stand - New Episodes
New Online Film Series Documents GI Resistance to Iraq & Afghanistan Wars
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A Summer Not To Forget Wins Jury Award at Sole Luna Festival in Palermo, Italy
Carol Mansour's film is part of Deep Dish TV series Nothing Is Safe - Israels 2006 War on Lebanon.
Winter Soldier: IVAW Vets Denounce Occupations
Iraq-Afghanistan Vets' Testimonies Heard Across the World

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News, information and examples of community media around the world. Radio, television, theater, murals, comics and the internet as forms of resistance to homogenous commercial culture.

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(Mis)Treating Prisoners

Prisoners receive inferior health care, because they, for the most part, come from oppressed communities and are thus seen as expendable.

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Where Should The Birds Fly - Mona's Story

The moving story of two Palestinian young women who embody hope for the future of Palestine. A trailer for Palestinian made feature documentary. Your support needed to complete the film. Donate at:Deep Dish TV

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Conversations in Tehran

A film by Persheng Vaziri
Will the United States attack Iran? This film explores the views of diverse Iranians in Tehran.

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Where Should The Birds Fly

A powerful, moving preview of a film by Palestinian filmmaker Fida Qishta that tells the story of the human catastrophe inflicted on the people of Gaza by Israel during their invasion of December 2008 and 2009. The filmmakers kept their cameras rolling for months, recording the struggle of the people of Gaza to retrieve some sense of normalcy from the absolute abnormality of life in the world’s largest prison camp, sealed off on all sides by Israeli and Egyptian walls, barbed wire and military.

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Vibrant Voices: People of Color Speak Out

The struggle of African-Americans and Native, Latino and Asian peoples for control of their heritage and communities in the face of acculturation and assimilation.

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