Archive for January, 2006

Jan 20 2006

Friday – January 20, 2006

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UCLA Witchhunt Commences
GUESTS: Saree Makdisi, Professor of English, Sondra Hale, Professor of Anthropology and Women’s Studies, Vinay Lal, Assoc Prof of History and Chair, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, at UCLA

Sondra HaleAbout 30 UCLA professors has been targeted by an alumni association headed by former UCLA campus Republican leader Andrew Jones. Jones is targeting those professors he deems as “radical.” He’s named …

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Jan 19 2006

Thursday – January 19, 2006

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Toward a Cultural Analysis of White People
GUEST: John Hartigan Jr., Professor of Anthropology at the University of Texas at Austin, author of “Odd Tribes: Toward a Cultural Analysis of White People”

Odd TribesThe academic discourse on whiteness in the United States has long been focused on racial privilege. But John Hartigan Jr, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Texas asserts that it …

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Jan 18 2006

Wednesday – January 18, 2006

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Stalling the Dream: Cars, Race and Hurricane Evacuation
GUESTS: Meizhu Lui, Executive Director of United for a Fair Economy and Emma Dixon, Racial Wealth Divide Educator at UFE

Stalling the DreamIt’s been over four months since Hurricane Katrina became the focal point for discussions of race relations in America. The images of thousands of black residents in New Orleans left behind in flooded neighborhoods …

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Jan 17 2006

Tuesday – January 17, 2006

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Michelle Bachelet Wins Presidency in Chile!
GUEST: Margaret Power, Professor at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago and author of “Right Wing Women in Chile.”

Michelle BacheletMichelle Bachelet, a Socialist single mother, won 53 percent of last Sunday’s presidential election run off votes to become Chile’s first woman president. After leading conservative businessman Sebastian Pinera in all pre-run off polls, Bachelet became only the …

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Jan 16 2006

Clarence Ray Allen’s Last Day of Life

Clarence Ray AllenToday is Clarence Ray Allen‘s 76th birthday. The Choctaw Indian is the oldest man on death row. He is wheelchair bound, nearly blind and is in need of open-heart surgery. While KPFK joined many other news outlets in focusing on the Samuel Alito hearing all last week, the news of Allen’s impending execution on Tuesday January 17th has gotten little coverage on our airwaves or others’.

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Jan 16 2006

Monday – January 16, 2006

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Clarence Ray Allen Scheduled for Execution Next Week
GUEST: Dana Blanchard, organizer with the Campaign to End the Death Penalty

Clarence Ray AllenOn Tuesday January 17th the state of California plans to execute Clarence Ray Allen, the oldest man to be put to death in the U.S. in over 60 years. Allen, a Choctaw Indian, is in very poor health, suffering from advanced heart …

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Jan 13 2006

Weekly Natl’ Program – 01/13/06

Weekly Digest | Published 13 Jan 2006, 9:37 am | Comments Off on Weekly Natl’ Program – 01/13/06 -

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Iraqi Women’s Resistance to War and Fundamentalism
Women Say No to WarGUEST: Yanar Mohammed, President of Organization for Women’s Freedom in Iraq

On Monday January 9th, Iraq’s Ministry of Interior was attacked in Baghdad. According …

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Jan 10 2006

Former Vermont Editor is Pacifica’s New Executive Director

Greg GumaThe Vermont Guardian newspaper reported that their former editor is now the Executive Director of Pacifica Foundation.

Guma goes to Pacifica radio

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BURLINGTON — Vermont Guardian co-founder Greg Guma has been selected as the new executive director of the Pacifica Foundation, a listener-supported national radio network with five owned stations and more than 80 affiliate stations across the United States that air its programs.

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Jan 09 2006

Monday – January 9, 2006

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Women Say No to War
GUEST: Yanar Mohammed, President of Organization for Women’s Freedom in Iraq

Women Say No to WarThis morning Iraq’s Ministry of Interior was attacked in Baghdad. According to police, a suicide car bomb exploded near one gate, and less than an hour later, two mortar shells landed near the ministry. At least 21 people have been killed. On …

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Jan 06 2006

Weekly Natl’ Program – 01/06/06

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Oil politics and poverty in the Niger Delta
GUEST: Rev. Nnmio Bassey, Director of Friends of the Earth based in Nigeria

Niger Delta Oil Pipelines BlastedLast week an oil pipeline in southern Nigeria was exploded by suspected …

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