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Post a Comment | A good part of the reason I started blogging was because I went to a history conference at a UT branch up between Dallas and Fort Worth and found that, contrary to belief, many well known academic historians have found community history projects to be invaluable because of their focus and details. Photos rated high. Photos with details rate high. Interviews with participants in events rated high. Interviews with older people rated high if you cover their experience and perspective.- Prairie Weather
The last place you will hear about the new American labor movement is in big American outlets.
Via lambert, via susie. See them, their blogrolls, Twitter hash tag #1u and just about any other outlet where citizens can get the word out. Such as:
Service Employees International Union and its Fight for a Fair Economy site in Ohio.
Many state and local sites such as the Ohio Civil Service Employees Association and AFSCME Council 8.
The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)
The CIW is a community-based organization of mainly Latino, Mayan Indian and Haitian immigrants working in low-wage jobs throughout the state of Florida. Via.
Who funds the right wing noise machine?
You do, when you buy the following products from Koch Industries:
Quilted Northern®
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Dixie® brand
Georgia-Pacific Building Products
European brands:
Lotus®
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…and more.
Memo to AP: Don’t be stupid.
Mourn ya till I join ya
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A Fifty Cent Lighter & A Whiskey Buzz - This site is just a way for me to have a little fun and share a little music. I’ll highlight some of my favorite artists that I play on the radio and try to expound upon their music in ways I can’t always do on the air. (RSS)Audiofile: Music Blog, Music Articles - Salon.com
Crossfade: The CNET music blog
GarageBand.com Folk top tracks (RSS)Reciprocation
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007 at 03:13PM As I write this, Alberto Gonzalez is under the bipartisan drill of the Senate Judiciary committee. He is still deflecting all accountability, though he is “promising to do better next time.” (Bloomberg article)
I recently had a conversation with someone not much younger than myself who was under the impression that the current state of the executive branch has always been this way. So on the subject of Attorneys General, I would like to remind readers that every inquiry of the Whitewater investigation of president Clinton — that led in the end to the Lewinsky scandal and his own impeachment — was requested by the Senate — and was authorized by Clinton’s own appointee, Janet Reno — even though every inquiry up to the Lewinsky scandal brought forth no wrongdoing on the part of the President or the First Lady.
Again — the next candidates need to take a stand on how they intend to wield executive power. We’ve GOT to get them to talk about it.
So let’s start asking questions! Get the press to start talking about it. Contact your representatives. The primaries are starting up soon; we need to get this issue in front of the candidates!
Mark
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