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PANDEMICS II 3-Pack
Noam Chomsky, David McNally, Naomi Klein, Arundhati Roy
Includes:
- The Politics of the Pandemic
- The Pandemic & the Economy: A Radical View
- Surviving the Future
Seize the Time!
Arundhati Roy
People have power but can exercise it most effectively when it is organized and collective. It’s relatively easy for the state and big business to pick off and neutralize freelancers and lone operatives. It’s when a movement forms that the state and the corporations can be challenged. Citizens in privileged societies like the U.S. often […]
The Federal Reserve Board & Economic Policy
Noam Chomsky
interview
The Rise of Right-Wing Power 2-Pack
Michael Parenti, Nancy MacLean
Includes:
- Origins of Radical Right-Wing Power
- Conspiracy & Class Power
Stupid White Men
Michael Moore
By chance, Michael Moore’s book Stupid White Men was printed on September 10th, 2001. The next day the publishers suddenly considered his book “inappropriate” claiming that with sections like “Kill Whitey” and a letter asking Bush to resign would not go over well in post-9/11 America. They asked him to rewrite it, but he refused. The book […]
Black Nationalism
Kwame Ture
Afrocentricity & Multiculturalism
Ali Mazrui
While there are some popular and unthreatening images of Africa, smiling natives dancing and playing great music, safaris and exotic animals in a National Geographic wonderland, it is the negative picture which overwhelmingly dominates. The continent is virtually synonymous with destitution and misery. Ethiopia, Angola, the Sudan, Somalia and Rwanda are part of the roll […]
Q & A with Loyola University Communications Students
Noam Chomsky
Recorded at Loyola University.
Corporate Media & the Threat to Democracy
Robert McChesney
“Information,” Jefferson told us, “is the currency of democracy.” What is the impact on democracy when currency is owned, printed, packaged and distributed by a handful of megacorporations? Corporate control of media is at unprecedented levels. Bottom-line considerations dumb down the news and narrow the range of opinion. Politically, the powerful broadcasting lobby pretty much […]
Live in Eugene
John Trudell
John Trudell believes that the progression of civilization has spawned a “mining of the spirit.” Society pollutes the minds of its people with technological toxic waste. The individual is alienated from the roots of “human belongingness.” Drawing from historical perspectives of “Earth DNA” he urges individual and collective responsibility. In this talk, Trudell interlaces poetry […]
Revolutionary Mexico
John Ross
With a population of more than 110 million, Mexico is the most populous Spanish-speaking country in the world. For many, particularly in the U.S. and Canada, it is a vacation getaway with beaches at Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Puerto Vallarta and “una cerveza mas, por favor.” Throw in a pyramid or two and that’s […]
Lessons from Yugoslavia & E. Timor
Noam Chomsky
The U.S.-led NATO attack on Yugoslavia was carried out ostensibly to stop human rights abuses. The bombing campaign triggered a massive increase in killings and expulsions. In East Timor, the site of much greater massacres, the U.S., pursuing different policy aims, chose another course of action. Concern for human rights and international law is selectively […]

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