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It’s Time To Occupy Mainstream Media

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By Dustin M. Slaughter Photo by Coal Dubya “Between the public sector and the private sector, we have wreaked untold havoc on the media environment.” These aren’t the words of a progressive media advocate such as University of Illinois professor Robert McChesney or The Nation’s John Nichols, but of ex-FCC commissioner Michael Copps in January. [...]

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February 9th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,Opinion | Read More »

Super Bowl and Election 2012: Panem, Circenses and Brainwashing

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Panem and Circenses ( Bread and Circuses) described the methods used by Roman Caesars to exert control on the populace and distract the masses from important matters of public affairs, policies and society by having them feast and watch gladiators fight to the death in Roman arenas. Little has changed in 2,000 years, and if  [...]

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February 5th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,Opinion | Read More »

Born Behind Bars: Powerful Memoir Chronicles Woman’s Quest to Break Out Of Emotional Prison

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Nature and nurture dance a full-tilt rock ‘n’ roll tango in Deborah Jiang Stein’s adrenaline pumping memoir,”Even Tough Girls Wear Tutus.” As a multi-racial child, adopted by Jewish academics in the early ’60′s, Deborah’s feelings of isolated “otherness” are ratcheted up to mythic proportions when at the tender and tumultuous age of 12 she discovers [...]

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January 31st, 2012 | Posted in Entertainment,Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,Justice,Opinion | Read More »

Has Occupy Forgotten Why?

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By Gilbert Mercier and Liam Fox Even though the revolution in Egypt is still at an uncertain, fluid stage, they’ve already made an irreversible geopolitical impact in the Middle-East, and beyond. If 9/11/2001 marked the start of a dark chapter in world history, 2/11/2011 may have been the beginning of a new era of positive [...]

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January 29th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,Opinion,Photo Gallery,US News | Read More »

The Occupy Movement And Those That Would Love It To Death

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While the 99% have occupied Wall Street, Wall Street has occupied the Democratic Party. The Occupation movement is currently struggling with the same challenges of any grass-roots, populous movement. Well-meaning activists that have been pursuing these and associated goals (in the case of ‘Occupy’ this would be a myriad of labor, economic justice, and social [...]

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January 28th, 2012 | Posted in Feature,FrontPage,Headlines,Opinion | Read More »

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