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Election 2000: A Space Odyssey
Jim Hightower
The election season is upon us. The campaign coffers are overflowing. The pundits are pontificating and the pollsters are polling. But election 2000 is hardly creating a ripple of interest. Voter turnouts will probably set new lows. Democracy, such as it is, withers.
An Armenian Journalist in Turkey
Etyen Mahcupyan
Agos is an Armenian bilingual weekly newspaper published in Istanbul, Turkey. It was established in1996. It has both Armenian and Turkish pages as well as an online English edition. Its founder and chief editor Hrant Dink was assassinated outside Agos offices in 2007. Etyen Mahcupyan remembers Dink and his work and legacy. He talks about […]
Debate 3-Pack
Michael Chertoff, David Gibbs, David Cobb, James Bopp, David Swanson, Pete Kilner
Includes:
Debate on Humanitarian Intervention
Citizens United Debate
Is War Ever Justifiable?
Pakistan & Afghanistan: Descent into Chaos
Ahmed Rashid
The chickens are coming home to roost for the United States in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Alliances with warlords, corrupt politicians, double-dealing intelligence agencies and military dictators have led to disastrous outcomes. Pakistan and Afghanistan are joined at the hip. They share bonds of kinship, culture, languages and religion. There are large Pakhtoon populations on both […]
Interpreting Gender
Linda Nicholson
Virtual Equality: The Gay & Lesbian Movement
Urvashi Vaid
One’s sexual preference or orientation has been elevated to a hot-button political issue. Anti-gay initiatives and amendments are introduced in various state legislatures and city councils. Self- appointed protectors of public morality, citing theological texts, rage against the evils of homosexuality. Despite vilification, stereotyping and sometimes violence, gays have emerged from the closet, never to […]
Manipulation of News
Martin Lee, Norman Solomon
Unhappy with the corporate media? You’ve good reason to be. Martin Lee says, the “U.S. media serve to take people on detours away from finding out where power really resides.” Another major media problem, Lee adds, is the over reliance on official Washington sources. Norman Solomon warns of the danger of the Fourth Estate becoming […]
A Case of Censorship on NPR’s Fresh Air
Robert Friedman
Interview by David Barsamian
Dominican Republic: 1965
Anthony Herbert
Interview by David Barsamian. Recorded at KGNU.
Armenian Survivors Project – Araxie Barsamian & Anahid Katchian
Two CDs.
The Quran
Fred Denny
Media Concentration: Peril to Democracy
Ben Bagdikian
Information is the currency of democracy, said Thomas Jefferson. He and the founding fathers reasoned that an informed citizenry is crucial to the functioning of democracy. A pluralism of views and a multiplicity of perspectives contribute to a diverse and vital civil society. What happens when information is monopolized by a handful of giant corporations? […]
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