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Table of Contents - January 2008

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ACTIVISM
| COMMENTARY
| CULTURE
| FEATURES
| ZAPS

Activism

Overview of Last Three National Anti-War Protests by Jeff Nall

This year, five poignant and increasingly radical national protests...

Commentary

Birthday Messages by Readers & writers

In the month of our 20th birthday, we publish congratulatory messag...

The Greatest Media Revolution Since Gutenberg? by Lydia Sargent

The future of print and Z's dilemma.

A Left Electoral Campaign by Michael Albert

Presidential campaigns may prove more or less pivotal to radically ...

Lessons from Venezuela's Constitutional Referendum by Josh Lerner

On December 2, Venezuelan voters narrowly rejected 69 proposed chan...

Is Save Darfur a PR Scam to Justify U.S. Resource Wars in Africa by Bruce Dixon

The star-studded hue and cry to Save Darfur and “stop the genocide”...

Transforming Culture One Blockbuster At A Time by Bill Berkowitz

Named the nation’s “greediest executive” by Fortune magazine in 199...

HR 1955: Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of 2007 by Center for constitutional rights

A new bill pending in Congress calls for a Commission that will “ex...

The Prison Quiz Challenge by Wisconsin books to prisoners

A multiple choice quiz about the world's biggest jail system - here...

Culture

Eytan Fox and "The Bubble" by Michael Bronski

Eytan Fox, in his new film "The Bubble" (He Buah), offers an unlike...

Cindy Cooper and "Words of Choice" by Eleanor j. Bader

Words of Choice doesn’t literally hit readers upside the head to sh...

Review: "Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth" by Gregg Mosson

Adrienne Rich’s book Telephone Ringing in the Labyrinth is the late...

Review: "Poetry as Insurgent Art" by James Seckington

In the age of iPods, text messages, and YouTube, it is difficult to...

John Hammond: Living The American Blues by Bill Nevins

John Hammond’s long career—31 albums, a Grammy, and hundreds of per...

Features

We Own The World by Noam Chomsky

The actions of the U.S. make sense only on one assumption, namely, ...

The Annapolis War Preparation Conference by Edward Herman

The Annapolis Conference of November 27, 2007, has been featured as...

Largely About Oil by Paul Street

The White House got it right when they initially gave their immoral...

Global Warming and the Struggle for Justice by Brian Tokar

If 2006 was the year that the “inconvenient truth” of global climat...

Economic Emancipation: Ghana, Africa, the World by Chris Benjamin

Debt forgiveness, inspired in part by the worldwide campaign of Chr...

Zaps

ZAPS - January 2008 by Various submissions

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Events from Zaps

ANARCHY FEST - The fourth annual Victoria Festival of Anarchy & Bookfair is planned for September 5-12, with the Bookfair on the last two days; features workshops, presentations, music and more.

FAIR TRADE - The Fair Trade Futures Conference is scheduled for September 10-12 in Boston, with seminars aimed towards promoting an alternative and more just economy.

BOOKFAIR - The Twin Cities Anarchist Bookfair is scheduled for September 10-12 in south Minneapolis, with skillshares, crafts, food, music, and of course authors, publishers and books.

DEMOCRACY SCHOOL - The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund is hosting a democracy School in Seattle September 17-18, to teach organizing for environmental justice and sustainable communities.

PEACE DAY - September 21 is the UN's International Day of Peace, with this year's theme Youth, Peace and Development.

MOBILIZATION - Appalachia Rising events against mountaintop removal mining are scheduled for September 25-27 in Washington, DC. A weekend conference, Appalachia Rising, Voices from the Mountains, is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. On Monday, the Appalachia Rising Day of Action will feature a march and rally.

JOBS - A mass mobilization and march for jobs, One Nation Working Together, is scheduled for Saturday, October 2 in Washington, DC. The event is supported by local peace and economic justice groups around the country, who are organizing rides there.

SPACE FOR PEACE - The annual International Week of Protest to Stop the Militarization of Space is scheduled for October 2-9; resources to help plan educational events or demonstrations are available online and by request.

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