Feb
10
2012
On Sunday the 54th GRAMMY Awards ceremony presented by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences will be held in Downtown Los Angeles. While artists like Kanye West, Adele and the Beach Boys are ushered into Staples Center, outside the awards, demonstrators including musicians, community leaders and fans will be demanding the reinstatement of 31 music categories slashed last …
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Feb
10
2012
Taking a deeper look at current and past films and how they relate to the world today.
Jonathan Kim is an independent film critic who writes and produces film reviews for Uprising and other outlets. He is a former co-producer at Brave New Films.
Read his reviews online at ReThinkReviews.net. Watch his videos at www.youtube.com/user/jsjkim, …
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Feb
10
2012
“In every community, there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart there is the power to do it.” — Marianne Williamson …
Feb
09
2012
Richard Escow joins us to breakdown the $25 billion foreclosure-abuse settlement reached between 49 states attorney general, including hold-out Kamala Harris of California. Also, ahead of Sunday’s Grammy awards we talk to Bobby Matos, Latin jazz artist and a co-founder of GRAMMYWatch along with Presente.org’s Miguel Perla about their action to draw attention to the growing lack of diversity in Grammy nominated artists. And the latest edition of ReThink Reviews with Jonathan Kim.
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Feb
09
2012
At the age of only fifteen, Eddie Joseph, a high school honors student in the Bronx, New York, joined the Black Panther Party. It was the late 1960s, and Eddie, who renamed himself Jamal, found himself, within a year, as part of the group of Black Panthers known as the Panther 21. The Panther 21 had been arrested on multiple charges, including conspiring to start a guerrilla war in New …
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Feb
09
2012
Miramonte Elementary School just reopened after a two-day shutdown following the arrest of teacher Mark Berndt who has been charged with 23 counts of committing lewd acts on children. LAUSD District Superintendent John Deasy, ordered the shutdown and a complete replacement of all 150 teachers and staff in response to parental protests about the school’s handling of the situation. …
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Feb
09
2012
At the age of only fifteen, Eddie Joseph, a high school honors student in the Bronx, New York, joined the Black Panther Party. It was the late 1960s, and Eddie, who renamed himself Jamal, found himself, within a year, as part of the group of Black Panthers known as the Panther 21. The Panther 21 had been arrested on multiple …
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Feb
09
2012
“An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.” — Martin Luther King, Jr. …
Feb
08
2012
LA Times writer Howard Blume joins us to discuss the Miramonte Elementary child sexual abuse scandal – how it has affected the community, children, and teachers. And, Jamal Joseph, author of Panther Baby joins us in studio to discuss his remarkable story of personal and political transformation growing up in New York as a member of the Black Panther Party. Plus, we’ll hear Angela Davis reflecting on the Occupy Wall Street movement. …
Feb
08
2012
Rick Santorum beat Mitt Romney in all three GOP presidential nominee events held yesterday, winning over 40% of the vote in Minnesota and Colorado, and over 50% of the Missouri vote. In Minnesota, Romney came in third after Ron Paul, who won second place with 27% of the vote. In his victory speech from St. Charles, Missouri, last night …
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