“Baltimore today was everywhere in 1967, 1968”
The Greek social and material crisis has forced many book stores and publishers to close while writers and readers are considering new political ideas
A call for disciplined protest from a young Baltimore resident
Randy Newman’s Song of pain from the Album Little Criminals (1977)
Norman Finkelstein at Syracuse University on April 23, 2015
A report on Freddie Gray’s funeral explaining the context for the outburst of anger and frustration by youth in Baltimore
Interview with the Director of one of Greece’s largest media networks, the Syriza affiliated “Sto Kokkino,” which in English translates to “In the Red”
Interview on the alternative media, activism and a host of other related issues
The creditors are reportedly pressuring the country to restructure its labor market and curtail its pension system; Syriza has instead done the opposite by increasing pension payments to lower-wage workers
Americaās media machine has been spreading its own form of propaganda throughout the world, while at the same time refusing to acknowledge its own culpability in international conflicts
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