Mar
06
2012
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Republican voters in ten states will choose their party’s nominee for President today, in races that are likely to decide the final outcome. Super-Tuesday races will take place in Alaska, Georgia, Idaho, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Vermont and Virginia. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney currently has the lead in the number of delegates needed to cinch …
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Mar
06
2012
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The 18 day Egyptian revolution captured the world’s attention just over a year ago, but media blackouts and the narrow scope of news coverage here in the US, resulted in few candid, real-time accounts of events by Egyptians on the ground. In his remarkable new book, Liberation Square: Inside the Egyptian Revolution and the Rebirth of a Nation, …
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Mar
06
2012
“I cannot tell the truth about anything unless I confess being a student, growing and learning something new every day. The more I learn, the clearer my view of the world becomes.” — Sonia Sanchez …
Mar
06
2012
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The Quinceañera, or Fiesta de Quince, is the Latin American celebration of a girl’s 15th birthday that has traditionally served as a coming of age ceremony. This Women’s History month, the local arts and culture collective Mujeres De Maiz marks its 15th year anniversary with a series of events that begins with a “full moon circle” on Thursday …
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Mar
06
2012
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Civic Circus with Ankur Patel breaks down local politics, with a weekly report on city, county, and state bureaucracies.
This week’s Civic Circus is a live report by Ankur Patel from the California student protest at the Capitol building in Sacramento. …
Mar
05
2012
We’ll speak with analyst Bill Fletcher in the lead up to Super Tuesday when GOP races for the Presidential nomination take place in ten states. And, Mujeres De Maiz, a Los Angeles institution, kicks off their Women’s History month program. Plus, part 2 of our three part interview with Ashraf Khalil on his new book, Liberation Square: Inside the Egyptian Revolution and the Rebirth of a Nation. …
Mar
05
2012
Check out Molly Bryant, a singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles, Ca. We played her song “Bobby Boo” today on Uprising.
For more info visit www.mollybryantmusic.com
If you know of an independent musical act you’d like to see featured on Uprising, send an email to mail@uprisingradio.org.
Uprising’s Music Curator is Chris Bennett …
Mar
05
2012
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Occupy Los Angeles and other anti-foreclosure activists groups will hold a candle light vigil tomorrow March 6th, in support of Blanca Cardenas, who was deported on February 29th. The 9 year resident of Van Nuys was contesting a recent foreclosure on her family’s home by Bank of America, where she lived with her husband Gerardo Quinones Cardenas and …
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Mar
05
2012
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The 18 day Egyptian revolution captured the world’s attention just over a year ago, but media blackouts and the narrow scope of news coverage here in the US, resulted in few candid, real-time accounts of events by Egyptians on the ground. In his remarkable new book, Liberation Square: Inside the Egyptian Revolution and the Rebirth of a Nation, …
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Mar
05
2012
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As we head toward the presidential election this November, the Republican front runner Mitt Romney is a man whose estimated net worth is $250 million. Romney claims to be a “self made man” despite his privileged upbringing and the fact that he made most of his money through financial investments which are taxed at a lower rate than regularly …
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