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- Monday, Nov 01, 2010
ZNet Article On Monday, October 26, 2009, Southwestern High School's most popular teacher, Dan
DeLong, was suspended. DeLong has taught English
at Southwestern for 13 years and is known for his constructivist methods and risqué reading assignments. Aft... -
- Sunday, Mar 28, 2010
ZNet Article Obama's non-transformational health proposal, translated into Italian 7/28/09 from an earlier version in Z -
- Tuesday, Mar 16, 2010
Blog Post Once again, I was right there in the middle of this police riot, and I’m sad to say you get used to it. I didn’t even panic and that is a true sign of repression.
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- Monday, Mar 15, 2010
Video a tribute to the great man... Video "Freedom is attained through struggle. No one offers it on a platter, because freedom is not a gift; it is ones birthright...freedom is a state of mind." Blog Post YouTube videos of a new group calling themselves The Coffee Party. Blog Post In response to MoveOn.org's recent email blasts and its and Obama's attempt to primary Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio. -
- Sunday, Mar 14, 2010
ZNet Article It would be a gigantic mistake to believe that Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid or anyone else of prominence in today's Democratic Party actually gives a damn about the fate of the American people. ZNet Article Article discusses the islands of political divisions and isolation in the U.S. Blog Post The plant, which is being part-funded by an £18m grant from the national lottery, will initially burn forest residue: sawdust, branches and offcuts Mmmh.... Blog Post Latest chapter of Mercury Marine outrages -
- Saturday, Mar 13, 2010
ZNet Article I recently wrote this paper for a seminar on Writing the Subaltern Across Histories, Cultures, Geographies. Its specific 'location' is India. Blog Post Links on Stoneridge -
- Friday, Mar 12, 2010
Blog Post Despite his populist speeches, Ahmadinejad economic policies has failed to improve the living conditions of the poor and yet he gets ready to remove general subsiidies. Blog Post The journal Critical Education announces a new series of articles titled "A Return to Educational Apartheid? Critical Examinations of Race, Schools, and Segregation Book The End of Education is a book by Neil Postman about public education in America. The use of the word "end" in the title has two meanings: primarily, as a synonym for "purpose", but also as a prediction about the future of public schools if they d... Blog Post if you look to "military-Hegemony" you get autocrats of the Pentagons/CIAS who invade and kill, but who's the war-Laureate supposed to believe if not himself? Blog Post A public option for the media? -
- Thursday, Mar 11, 2010
ZNet Article An assessment of the Lebanese movement and its recent evolution. Blog Post With the current issue, Critical Education launches a new series of articles titled "The Lure of the Animal: Addressing Nonhuman Animals in Educational Theory and Research."
ZNet Article Allegations against Aristide and his supporters have never been in short supply – especially those spread by the Canadian funded "human rights group" – RNDDH. However, a funny thing happened when these cases above were, very belatedly, tested in c... -
- Wednesday, Mar 10, 2010
Blog Post A Peer to Peer system based on Parecon principles that you would like to use? -
- Tuesday, Mar 09, 2010
Blog Post Reprising the story of the American Anthropological Association versus the U.S. Army's Human Terrain System... Blog Post Greece, Spain, Portugal...used to be on the periphery of economists' interests. Now they turned out to be the biggest challenge to Euro area of the new decade. ZNet Article Global warming has graduated to the status of one of the great enduring political issues of our time. Unfortunately, public discourse has taken a dramatic step backward in light of corporate media’s attacks against the scientific community. Scie... Blog Post The National Day of Action of students fighting tuition hikes, with links to videos -
- Monday, Mar 08, 2010
Blog Post There's a game I've been playing recently. Any time I read the news and get depressed about the parlous state of our world, I type "Bolivia" into Google news and wait for the results. It's really all you need to brighten up your day.
ZNet Article
How happy can you be when you hear some news?
Blog Post A look at the background to the recent elections held in Iraq and the challanges confronting Iraqi society in the future. The elections will determine the composition of the next government and is widely seen as a necessary step towards continuing... ZNet Article The recent earthquake that struck Haiti is only the most recent in a long line of struggles that the people of the island nation have had to face. The history of modern Haiti, and hence the French colony of Saint-Domingue that preceded it, goes b... - All Newest Sustainer Content
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Getting StartedNew Sustainer Comments
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- Monday, Mar 15, 2010
Forum Post While this piece does offer some informative context regarding the state of the Empire, I am curious to find Cockburn using quotation marks regarding Armenian genocide. Is this a way of expressing his doubts about that history, the first holocaust... Forum Post What you state is all very percept ive and true but all these ills will always be with us unless we adopt a different economic system.As Albert Einstein suggested change from capitalism=private ownership for profit to Socialism=people ownership fo... Forum Post This organizational description is one of the more thoughtful and hopeful things I've read.Here are six suggestions regarding how it might be improved: 1. Make explicit the abstract ethical perspective that unifies the various poi... Forum Post MUMIA, I CANNOT FIND WORDS TO ADDRESS YOU AND CAN ONLY SAY THAT IT IS TOTALLY FUCKED UP WITH WHAT IS GOING ON WITH YOUR CASE AND WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOUR LIFE. I HAVE BEEN READING BOOKS, LISTENING TO TALKS, WATCHING VIDEOS OF MANY INTELLECTU... Forum Post The comment command is not working.I thinkyou have misconstrued my post.Daly under his proposed no growth economy sees growth as being made up mostly of human intellectual growth since as he assumes growth under present capitalism is not possible.... Forum Post MOVEMENTS PROTESTING DOES NOT WORK. PROTESTING DID NOT END THE VIETNAM WAR. PROTESTING DID NOT STOP OR HAVE NOT STOPPED THE MIDDLE EAST WARS. BOYCOTTING DOES. ALL OF THE INTELLECTUALS' SPEECHES AND ANALYSIS AND INTERVIEWS WON'T END WHAT AILS THIS ... -
- Sunday, Mar 14, 2010
Forum Post I think Michael Albert's response to a previous comment also satisfies, or responds to, my reactions listed above."As such, of course I and others with similar views are interested not in the widest possible support or formulations, but in fi... Forum Post Carl,You don't like the word "transcend" so much that it moves you to ridicule? Wow. It means to go beyond, to do better by some standards - and of course the rest of the poll evidences what those standards are, and in what manner it goe... Forum Post Hello all,I like the majority of this survey. Two strong reactions that I felt after reading it:1) There is too much text! It seems like so much text defeats the exploratory purpose of this survey. So, for example, maybe the numb... Forum Post How does one 'transcend' markets and plans? We can abolish some and restrict others, but transcend?And I'm in favor of public and worker ownership, not non-ownership.The problem with this from my perspective, Michael, is that it's still mainly a r... - All New Sustainer Comments
ZSpacer's Films
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- Wednesday, Feb 03, 2010
Film Animated film about a young Iranian girl, her experience of the Islamic revolution, leaving Iran to go to school in Europe, and her return as a young adult to the Islamic Republic. -
- Wednesday, Nov 11, 2009
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- Wednesday, Feb 11, 2009
Film Review The movie Slumdog Millionaire and the Booker Prize-winning novel White Tiger have highlighted the non-shiny part of India. Far from exploiting poverty, these are stories about India that demand a global response — especially for the sake of the ... -
- Sunday, Feb 01, 2009
Film The story of Jamal Malik, an 18 year-old orphan from the slums of Mumbai, who is about to experience the biggest day of his life... -
- Thursday, Oct 30, 2008
Film Review This comment may contain spoilers Film An illiterate cook (Robert De Niro) at a company cafeteria tries for the attention of a newly widowed woman (Jane Fonda). As they get to know one another, she discovers his inability to read. When he is fired, she takes on trying to teach him to r... -
- Monday, Jun 16, 2008
Film Directed by Ken Loach, written by Paul Laverty, this film tells the story of the relationship between George, a free-spirited Scottish bus driver and Carla, a Nicaraguan refugee who is adrift in Glasgow. - All ZSpacer's Films
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Blog Post Once again, I was right there in the middle of this police riot, and I’m sad to say you get used to it. I didn’t even panic and that is a true sign of repression.
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- Monday, Mar 15, 2010
Blog Post YouTube videos of a new group calling themselves The Coffee Party. Blog Post In response to MoveOn.org's recent email blasts and its and Obama's attempt to primary Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio. -
- Sunday, Mar 14, 2010
Blog Post The plant, which is being part-funded by an £18m grant from the national lottery, will initially burn forest residue: sawdust, branches and offcuts Mmmh.... Blog Post Latest chapter of Mercury Marine outrages -
- Saturday, Mar 13, 2010
Blog Post Third Draft of possible organizational poll Blog Post Links on Stoneridge -
- Friday, Mar 12, 2010
Blog Post Despite his populist speeches, Ahmadinejad economic policies has failed to improve the living conditions of the poor and yet he gets ready to remove general subsiidies. Blog Post The journal Critical Education announces a new series of articles titled "A Return to Educational Apartheid? Critical Examinations of Race, Schools, and Segregation Blog Post if you look to "military-Hegemony" you get autocrats of the Pentagons/CIAS who invade and kill, but who's the war-Laureate supposed to believe if not himself? - All Sustainer Blogs
Some ZSpacer's Books
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- Tuesday, Feb 23, 2010
Book An urgent, far-reaching examination of one of the deadliest diseases in history.
In recent years, malaria has emerged as a cause célèbre for voguish philanthropists. Bill Gates, Bono, and Laura Bush are only a few of the personalities who have ... -
- Thursday, Feb 18, 2010
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- Saturday, Feb 13, 2010
Book Pramoedya Ananta Toer telah memutuskan untuk berhenti berkarya dan buku ini membeberkan alasan mengapa keputusan itu diambil. Pramoedya membeberkan alasan-alasannya yang tidak lain merupakan kelanjutan dari apa yang sudah ditulis dalam buku-buku P... Book "André Vltchek has compiled a stunning record in evoking the reality of the contemporary world, not as perceived through the distorting prisms of power and privilege, but as lived by the myriad victims. He has also not failed to trace the painful ... Book Western Terror is a book of essays and political commentaries by Andre Vltchek that revisits many complex regional conflicts on our planet, including in the United States, Iraq, India, East Timor, Indonesia, and Latin America. Book Point of No Return shows the world through the eyes of a war correspondent, visiting places that are rarely covered by the mainstream media, offering provocative points of view about the pitiful state of today's world, its disparities and scandalo... -
- Friday, Feb 12, 2010
Book “Fascinating... endlessly sad.”—Noam Chomsky
In these remarkable interviews with André Vltchek and Rossie Indira, Indonesia’s most celebrated writer speaks out against tyranny and injustice in a young and troubled nation. Toer here discusses pe... - All Some ZSpacer's Books
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