Jul
01
2008
We’ll examine the bottled water industry, taking a look at the poor quality of jobs, and the impact on communities and the environment. Plus, the US war in Afghanistan turns even more deadly than Iraq, and, a look at the revival of the tenants rights movement in California in the wake of Propositions 98 and 99. …
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2008
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GUEST: John Feffer, co-director of Foreign Policy in Focus at the Institute for Policy Studies
US food aid arrived in North Korea earlier this week in a move that signaled an about-turn in relations between the two countries. Just days earlier, North Korea destroyed the most visible symbol of its nuclear weapons program – …
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01
2008
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GUEST: Bill Babbitt, Board of Directors of Murder Victim Families for Human Rights, John Holdridge, Director of the ACLU Capital Punishment Project
The California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice released a report on the state’s capital punishment system yesterday calling it “dysfunctional.” The comprehensive 116 page analysis called for reforms aimed at …
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01
2008
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GUEST: Tezozomoc, spokesperson for the South Central Farmers
Two years ago immigrant farmers were forced to give up an oasis of community farming in Los Angeles. The large open space at 41st and Alameda had remained empty for years when low-income families from South and Central America turned it into a agricultural experiment that sustainability …
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Jul
01
2008
… about the formation of the Department of Justice
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Jul
01
2008
“The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children.” — Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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