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VERSE / Mariann G. Wizard : Pirates of Health-Care Reform
Corporate Pirate. Image from jacobdivett.Pirates of Health-Care Reform Of all the old pirates of story and song,Blackbeard; and Bluebeard; John Silver, called “Long”;each had his own favorite way to do wrong! Some liked to pillage, and some liked to loot,some … Continue reading
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REVISITING THE POPULAR FRONT: CELEBRATING THE LIVES OF PAUL ROBESON AND ANNE BRADENHarry Targ The artist must take sides. He must elect to fight for freedom or slavery. I have made my choice. I had no alternative. — Paul Robeson, … Continue reading
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Cartoonist Keough discusses (and illustrates) the role being played by the IWW’s Starbucks Workers Union and the way it is addressing sexual exploitation in the company — and the much publicized Kati Moore rape case. With political cartoons.
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A wonderful tribute to the brilliant scientist, thinker, and peace activist — and target of the Nazis — from novelist Estrin.
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Texas Board of Education : Who’s Afraid of Thomas Jefferson?
Mount Rushmore by Nizar. Cartoon from toonpool.Why is Texas afraid of Thomas Jefferson? Jefferson remains a threat in the eyes of interested parties because his vision for democracy required more than consumerism and optional participation in periodic voting days. By … Continue reading
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Tagged American History, American Revolution, Democracy, Education, Texas, Textbooks, Thomas Jefferson
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We talk with the folks who made the film and run the venue — with live performance from Shake Russell, one of the artists who helped to make it famous For the Sake of the Song: We talk with the … Continue reading
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By Ted McLaughlin / The Rag Blog / March 15, 2010 For years now, doctors have been able to save lives and prolong lives by performing organ transplants. Hearts, livers, kidneys, lungs, etc. can be taken from those who’ve died … Continue reading
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I do cartoons for the Starbucks workers who are trying to unionize and get better working conditions. This rape case shows the total lack of care for an employee and automatic defense of anything a manager does. I think more … Continue reading
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Duh! Glenn Beck Discovers Springsteen’s a Pinko
Glenn Beck finally listens to‘Born in the USA’ — and freaksBy Jason Linkins / March 12, 2010 You wouldn’t think this was possible, but Glenn Beck had apparently never actually sat down and listened to Bruce Springsteen’s “Born In The … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11 Truthers, Bruce Springsteen, Glenn Beck, Lyrics, Musicians, Peace Activists, Vietnam
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By Dr. Stephen R. Keister. Even though many in the Congressional fight for health care reform are primarily driven by personal political agendas (read: abortion and Rep. Bart Stupak), it appears that some form of legislation may actually be passed. … Continue reading
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