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Equal Rights for All Americans Championed at Oscars
Equal Rights for All Americans Championed at Oscars
By Kevin Gosztola
Take Back NYU's Occupation: A Young Progressive Movement with Campus Occupations?
Naomi Wolf on Real and Fake Mass Protests
Judges Paid to Send Teens to Juvenile Detention Centers
February 13, 2009
Judges Paid to Send Teens to Juvenile Detention Centers
The Challenge of our Generation
This evening Nobel Prize Winner and former Vice President Al Gore gave a live webcast organized by Power Vote. Power Vote is a nation-wide non-partisan campaign the Energy Action Coalition has put together to try to motivate a million young voters who will pledge to vote for a clean and just energy solution and to hold political figures accountable for moving to reach that goal.
- Gabriela McCall-Delgado's blog
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Swinging Into Progress- American Youth take ownership of their country
A few months ago, I was standing in the shower, I realized that everything I want to do with my life- change the course and the conversation about international human development both at home and abroad, ensure the continuation of life on earth - will be influenced by who wins this presidential election.
- Sara Wolcott's blog
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agency in community development
Previous entry: a first glimpse: zonke
13 May 2008
South Africa is much the same and different as many African countries that I have visited. Same in the sense of the smell of burning oil and gasoline, shipping containers as buildings, the red dirt, the friendly people, passenger vans as taxis, crazy driving, dogs for security, chickens and goats roaming everywhere, and the seemingly common practice of taking things as they come. The differences and nuances come in the country's history - white minority oppressive rule. White people are not unheard of in this area of Africa and South Africa specifically - uncommon, but not unseen. You get a sense that you are always being watched, but in a different way than what may be experienced in other African countries without such a history. It is more of a, "why are you here" look instead of the, "oh! You are white." The history of white oppression and the current issue of white organizations taking away from the communities makes the dynamic similar in skepticism, but different in why.
- Alex B. Hill's blog
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Words for Human Rights
This has been a long and on-going process...Who would've thought that we'd have so many amazing local poets in the city of Nashville just dying to perform at a Human Rights event?
- Brenda Navarro's blog
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A "Scare Tactic" That Words
An entry by Allie Funk, cross-posted from http://www.GirlHeadQuarters.org
*I feel the need to place a warning of sorts here, as the topic of this post involves a series of ads which are rather graphic and disturbing.*
Josh Bolotsky on "OSI, YP4 and 'The Progressive Version Of'"
Leadership Academy fellow Josh Bolotsky just posted this Drinking Liberally Shot of Truth at OpenLeft.org. In it, he compares the new Open Society Institute Fellowship to other members of the "progressive-movement-builder" family, spotlights 2007 fellow Alex Hill's S.C.O.U.T.B.A.N.A.N.A., and talks a bit about his experience in the Leadership Academy:
- Rebecca Fureigh's blog
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