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Afghanistan: Past & Present
Rangina Hamidi
Afghanistan, land of the Afghans, more than two millennia ago, this may surprise you, was a major center of Buddhism. Situated on the fabled Silk Road this mountainous landlocked country has an old and rich history and culture with great poets like Raabia Balkhi, Khushal Khattak, and most renowned of all, Rumi. Afghanistan has been […]
A Good Education
Noam Chomsky
2 CDs This is Chomsky at his relaxed best. It’s almost like having him in your living room as he holds a seminar with trade unionists covering a range of topics. He offers a trenchant critique of “Saint” Alan Greenspan and neo-liberal economic policies. “There is a huge gap between public policy and public opinion,” […]
Bush in Babylon
Tariq Ali
Babylon, one of great centers of the ancient world, is in present-day Iraq. The U.S. now rules Babylon and beyond. Its invasion of Iraq is old wine in new bottles. It is an imperial power conquering a weaker state using sanctimonious rhetoric, fear mongering and outright mendacities. The Bush regime launched an aggressive war. There […]
Gulf Crisis
Noam Chomsky
Telephone interview
The Politics of the Christian Right
Sara Diamond
The Christian Right is a growing social force. It has built an extensive network of media and cultural institutions and has moved—in a major way—into politics. In some states, it dominates the Republican Party. As part of a grassroots campaign, the Christian Right has targeted electoral races ranging from school boards to Congress. It has […]
Native America 3-Pack
Ward Churchill, Winona LaDuke, Russell Means
Includes:
- Native America: A Little Matter of Genocide
- Native American Eco-Justice
- Knowing Who You Are: Lessons from Native America
Terrorism: The Politics of Language
Noam Chomsky
2 CDs Terrorism: The Politics of Language The Propaganda System Historical Engineering Israel, The Holocaust & Anti-Semitism Interview by David Barsamian
Political Correctness
Barbara Ehrenreich
Political correctness and Multiculturalism are volatile and controversial issues in the United States today. We would be led to believe by the likes of Allan Bloom and Dinesh D’Souza and by Newsweek and The New Republic that western civilization, as represented by the U.S., is under attack. Its basic institutions, the colleges and universities have […]
Childhood Memories, Poetry & Palestine
June Jordan
June Jordan talks about her early life and influences growing up in New York, the daughter of immigrant parents. Her mother was from Panama and her father from Jamaica. She made money as a kid writing poetry. “I was a little hustler,” she admits. About politics she says, “There are a lot of Stalinists out […]
Democracy & Education
Noam Chomsky
Chomsky awarded the 1994 Mellon Humanities Award. Recorded at Loyola University, the Crown Center for the Humanities Auditorium.
The Doctrine of Change of Course
Noam Chomsky
Great powers have always played cat and mouse games. The game is played to fool the target audience, the domestic population. Rulers cloak their motives behind some exalted principle. So the propaganda machinery churns out words and terms of mass deception. Perennial favorites are liberation, democracy, open markets, the national interest, self-defense and freedom. When […]
Hegemony or Survival
Noam Chomsky
Interview by David Barsamian. Recorded at MIT.

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