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Backlash: Community or Chaos in the Twenty-First Century
Mab Segrest
Racism, sexism and homophobia are deeply entrenched. While some legal provisions provide a patina of protection, the problems persist. During periods of economic decline, there is a tendency not to examine root causes but to scapegoat individuals and groups who are most vulnerable and powerless. Politicians and editorial writers sanitize and mask their attitudes. The […]
Kashmir 3-pack
Mohamad Junaid, Sanjay Kak, Khurram Parvez
Includes:
Modi, Hindutva & Kashmir
Azadi! Freedom!
Kashmir: Telling the Story
Prospects for Peace in the Middle East
Hanan Ashrawi
The adjective most often used to describe the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is intractable. Ancient hatreds, the experts tell us, make it impossible for the two peoples to live in peace. Peace, peace, peace is chanted like a mantra by both parties. Yet what is preventing it from being realized? For decades, there has been an almost […]
Sephardic Culture
Samuel Avital
Interviewed by David Barsamian. Recorded at KGNU as part of David Barsamian’s Ganges to the Nile series.
Yaman & Bageshri
Debu Chaudhuri
Yaman, an evening melody is one of the most popular of all ragas and a Debu Chaudhuri specialty. In this recording, the sitar maestro renders a delicate and detailed musical tapestry. After the alap, where the contours of raga are explored, he plays slow and fast compositions. The second performance in this recording is raga […]
The Poetry of Cesar Vallejo
Cesar Vallejo
Cesar Vallejo (1892-1938) is Peru’s most important poet of the 20th century. He was of mestizo origin, a fact which greatly influenced his poetry. He wrote often of the plight of the poor. In this program you will hear some of his finest poems read in Spanish and English. One of his most famous poems […]
Pakistan: Environment in Crisis
Najma Sadeque
Pakistan is much in the news. Almost all the attention is on its perilous security situation. But it is also beset with acute environmental problems. Typical of many post colonial countries, Pakistan went headlong into a western model of industrial development. Big dams were seen as an elixir. Now, most of those dams are silting […]
The War on the Poor
Randy Albelda
Now that Clinton has ended welfare as we knew it, where do we go from here? The sixty-year-old federal program to assist the needy is history. The attack was fueled by rhetoric about “dependency” and “social pathology.” The question persists, however, Why does the richest country in the world have so many poor people and […]
Where Have All the Jokes in Eastern Europe Gone?
Andrei Codrescu
Recorded at the University of Colorado.
Anti-Communism and the Evolution of the Women’s Movement
Margaret Randall, Angela Davis, Rosalyn Baxandall, Amy Swerdlow
Margaret Randall, Angela Davis, Rosalyn Baxandall, and Amy Swerdlow speak at the Institute of Media Analysis Conference. Recorded at Harvard.
Seymour Hersh speaks at Iowa State University
Seymour Hersh
Seymour Hersh gives a talk at Iowa State University, Ames.
Women’s Rights 3-Pack
Jenny Brown, Harriet Fraad, Jennifer Hendricks
Includes:
Women: Labor Pains
Patriarchy & Capitalism
Roe v. Wade & the Supreme Court
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