2 hours ago by kazaknomad

I asked a former Kazakh student of mine to tell me about the trip she recently took to visit two shelters for victims of human trafficking. She went with bundles of clothes and toys and good intentions. I am sure she went through a range of emotions seeing the victims in the shelters along with the ...

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4 days ago by Eric Edelman

By now, most readers of the Art of Retrocollage are aware that American freedom of expression dodged a rather large and lethal bullet a couple of weeks ago, when the notorious SOPA and PIPA bills were indefinitely shelved in Congress—thanks in large part to popular outrage from many among you who co ...

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8 days ago by godvila

A absolute investigate of a women’s transformation in a U.S. from abolitionist days to a benefaction which demonstrates how it has regularly been hampered by a extremist as well as classist biases of a leaders.Longtime activist, writer as well as domestic figure Angela Davis brings us this display o ...

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17 days ago by veganacious

I knew Joan Dunayer had many fans, as I often heard her works recommended on websites, Facebook and Twitter. My “ Books to Read” list is very long and, while her books were on the list, they did not make it to the top until I finally received a review copy of the subject book. As soon as I began rea ...

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23 days ago by Davi Barker

It’s been an unorthodox week here at Silver Underground because it just so happened that the SOPA Protest Blackout yesterday fell on the same day we normally announce the Rebel of the Week. Since we participated in the blackout we made the announcement a day early. But today also happens to be the b ...

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25 days ago by Hart Williams

First, an observation which I seldom see in print: King remembered going to a lecture on the principles of Gandhi, and how it changed his thinking. And Gandhi remembered reading Henry David Thoreau‘s “Civil Disobedience” while in jail in South Africa. Now, of course, we know that another South Afric ...

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26 days ago by lmpmagazine

ABOLITIONIST At the Level of the Ear 7” // It Used To Rain LP [1859 Records] Verdict: 6.0 // 6.5 The two track 7”, At the Level of the Ear, serves a simple purpose: new listeners will be given the chance to hear that Abolitionist play fairly standard punk while standing for a cause (in [...]

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49 days ago by Michael Dunn

December 24, 1834 – Elizabeth Chandler, abolitionist, was born on this date. In 1825, when she was only eighteen years old, her poem, " The Slave-Ship ", was published, leading Benjamin Lundy , a well-known abolitionist and publisher, to ask her to write for his periodical, The Genius of Universal E ...

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68 days ago by Phil Noble

This may seem odd coming from a Democrat who lives in city that led the Confederate Rebellion, but one thing is very clear from the Republican presidential primary – our state and nation desperately needs to see the return of the party of Lincoln. It will be good for Republicans and Democrats, and m ...

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71 days ago by zaK

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