Nov 18 2009
Free Movie Tickets for Uprising Listeners to The End of Poverty!
On Wednesday 11/18, Uprising will feature an interview with Philippe Diaz, director of The End of Poverty?
If you would like a free pair of passes to see The End of Poverty at Laemmle’s Monica 4-Plex (1332 2nd Street, Santa Monica) on:
Wednesday, November 25 at 7:00PM OR
Friday November 27 at 7:00PM,
click here to RSVP – your tickets will be at will-call.
Only 20 pairs of tickets available for each screening.
Director Philippe …
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Most progressives, when asked about their favorite history book, cite Howard Zinn’s People History of the United States. I would be one of them. Indeed Zinn’s book has been long considered a pioneering text that tells American history from the perspective of ordinary people and grassroots activists. But 4 years before A People’s …
Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s new memoir, Going Rogue is a best seller even before it hits the stands tomorrow. The New York Times’ review of the book revealed some interesting, if unsurprising aspects of the woman who could have been this nation’s Vice President. The evangelical Christian Palin admits she “didn’t believe in …
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John Yoo, the controversial former Justice Department official, canceled a scheduled appearance at this week’s Federalist Society Convention in Washington D.C. The U.C. Berkeley law professor’s decision to not appear comes as he faces a growing chorus from those demanding accountability for the authoring of the so-called “torture memos” during the Bush Administration’s “war on terror.” Meanwhile, the …
Today we play you the last part in our four part, two interview series on women and violence, globally and here in the US. Debbie Peagler, a woman who was released just a few months ago, served more than 27 years in prison for her part in the murder of her abuser. Oliver …
Earlier this year the independent news website indymedia.us received a subpoena from the FBI regarding a grand jury investigation. The subpoena requested extremely broad information about all visitors to the site and required that the request be kept confidential, despite no legal basis for such secrecy. After nearly a year of legal battles by Indymedia and the Electronic Frontier …
