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92Who Says We're All In This Together?
Economics is not science. It is propaganda for the corporate sector. How politicians blind you with pseudo science in order to disguise the corporate rape of our economy.
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94Domestic Violence and Fundamentalist Christianity
Domestic violence is the hidden tragedy: those tears and terrors are silenced, even more effectively by the Fundamentalist Christian philosphy of male domination in the households.
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8810 Best American Protest Songs
10. "Mr. Wendal"(Arrested Development) 3 Years, 5 Months, & 2 Days in the Life of. . . , 1992 I can hear all of the die-hards in the bloggosphere now, the old hatters, the mad dying hippies: "But this isn't even a protest song! give...
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90The Best 10 Protest Songs
For as long as people have sung there have probably been songs of protest! There is something incredibly moving about a group singing with passion as any English football fan will tell you! Well this is a personal view of my favourite protest...
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92Facts on the Tower of London (with Photos)
The Tower of London is at the center of nearly all the dramatic history of the city of London. Many facts about old London's people, executions, tragedies, and tyrannies, seemingly unconnected to each other, have intertwined themselves in this old...
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85What Do The Occupy Wall Street Protesters Want Or Demand?
Like much of the world I am paying close attention to the Occupy Wall Street movement, in fact if I were in New York or Rome right now then I would probably be attending to show solidarity. The movement has yet to gain any real traction in the UK,...
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83The Top 10 Most Popular Songs of 1970 in the Viet Nam War Era -- Whale Song to Hard Rock
This year of the Viet Nam War was exceedingly interesting for music in that all kinds of heretofore unimaginable things to Americans were used to create it. Whale song was first recorded in 1970, leading researchers in the next couple of decades to...
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85How My Swimming Pool Party Became a Civil Rights Lesson
In the summer of 1962 I was still blissfully unaware of the Civil Rights Movement and Civil Rights Laws. Martin Luther King hadn't given his famous, "I Have a Dream Speech" yet, there had been no racial riots in the northeast and the only thing I had on my mind was the fun I was going to have at the pool party that my parents were giving for my 10th birthday.
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83How The Sixties Changed America and the World
The sixties were a decade that changed America and the world. Before the hippie movement and free love we had beatniks, but in the early sixties most people thought they were oddballs . By the end of the 1960's the beatnik ideas such as questioning...
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84Occupy Syracuse Part II, Urban Camping
Here are my thoughts on the nascent Occupy setup in my hometown of Syracuse. I camped with them for a night and joined them for a rally the afternoon after. Check this hub for pics, vids, and my thoughts on the occupation.
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