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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 […]
The Poetry of Antonio Machado
Antonio Machado
Features Machado’s poetry read in Spanish and in English translation as well as music and commentary. Produced by David Barsamian as part of his “Pyrenees to the Andes” series on the poetry of Spain and Latin America.
MUSIC 3-Pack
Bruce Cockburn, Michael Eric Dyson, Mike Marqusee
Includes:
- Lovers in a Dangerous Time
- Hip Hop Culture & the Legacy of Tupac Shakur
- The Hidden Ideology of the Mass Media
Dyson 3-Pack
Michael Eric Dyson
Includes:
- Chaos or Community?
- White Privilege
- Dr. King and the American Dream
Tibet: The Struggle for Freedom
Youdon Aukatsang
Tibet, the roof of the world, struggles for freedom against China. Tibet’s spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama fled his homeland in 1959 and lives in exile in India. The Nobel Laureate is noted for his espousal of non-violence. Nevertheless he is accused by the Chinese of being “a wolf in monk’s robes” plotting against Beijing […]
The New Democratic Party and Progressive Change in Canada
Elaine Bernard
interview
Cuba: Past, Present and Future
Jane Franklin
Interview by David Barsamian
Economy Up, People Down
Doug Henwood
It’s a strange phenomenon. Corporate profits are soaring while the average worker is putting in more and more hours and earning less and less. Productivity has increased while wages have been stagnant or declining for the last twenty years. The percentage of corporate income devoted to payrolls is hovering near a record low. CEO salaries […]
Armenian Survivors Project – Victoria Mellian
Palestine: It’s Time to Tell the Truth
Barbara Lubin
Barbara Lubin addresses the ongoing Palestine-Israel issue. She talks about the origins of the conflict going back to the 1917 Balfour Declaration. She discusses the Holocaust and the guilt felt by Europe and the U.S. She says, “The European Christian community was looking for a way to deal with the ‘Jewish problem.’” The focus was […]
Remembering the Armenian Genocide
Peter Balakian
For Armenians around the world, “April,” to quote Eliot, is indeed “the cruelest month.” On April 24, 1915, the Turkish government launched a genocidal campaign of deportation and extermination, effectively ending the millennia-old Armenian presence in eastern Turkey. Amazingly, to this day Turkey denies the genocide. And the U.S. goes along with this charade. A […]
Renewable Energy
Ralph Nader
Renewable energy may be the key to a sustainable planetary future. Yet it is barely a topic for discussion. Fuel economy and energy efficiency are distant memories. With low gas prices, few are thinking about alternatives to fossil fuels. Ford’s new entrant into the booming sport utility vehicle market is the Excursion. It is 19 […]

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