Ever wonder why when you read or watch the news there seems to be something missing? Thats because chances are they are leaving something out. Because big media and corporate America are becoming one and the same our news is becoming more censored.
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In post-apartheid South Africa, social movements are using direct action tofight privatization, displacement and police brutality. The Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign's Ashraf Cassiem talks about ...
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It’s hard to overstate the importance of the upcoming December meetings at Copenhagen, Denmark. The best science tells us there is a rapidly closing window for turning climate change around before irreversible positive feedback loops set in. ...
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The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) is the most comprehensive treaty on children's rights and was adopted on November 20, 1989. The CRC has been ratified by every country in the world ...
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Health Insurance Companies Deny Benefits to Victims of Domestic Violence
There are eight states and the District of Columbia where insurance
companies claim that getting beaten up by your spouse is... a pre-existing
condition for which you can be denied health insurance coverage.
Health Insurance Companies Deny Benefits to Victims of Domestic Violence | The Media Freedom Foundat
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There are eight states and the District of Columbia where insurance companies claim that getting beaten up by your spouse is a pre-existing condition for which
Project Censored Here is a brand new video from Sonoma State student Melissa Willenborg calling attention to the crisis of mass evictions in South Africa. Ashraf Cassiem, chairperson of the Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign is touring the U.S. right now to raise awareness about this underreported issue.
A video by American students of the Symphony Way Pavement Dwellers « Western Cape Anti-Eviction Camp
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In theatres starting November 13th in NYC (Village East Cinema) and November 25th in LA (Laemmle Sunset 5) For more theatres visit http://www.theendofpoverty.com The feature-length documentary The End ...
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With Pentagon cash, contractors bribe insurgents not to attack supply lines for US troops
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The Nation's John Nichols offers his view on where the media is heading, and how the changes in journalism will impact political reporting
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Mario Savio's place in American history is defined by the climax of the speech he gave as a 21-year-old student in December 1964, on the steps of the University of California administration building, at a key moment in the Berkeley Free…
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The Project Censored 2010 Book and Award Party is Here!
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t r u t h o u t | What's So Scary About Michael Pollan? Why Corporate Agriculture Tried to Censor Hi
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Even if agribusiness could shut Michael Pollan up, the outspoken author of Omnivore's Dilemma and a journalism professor at University of California, Berkeley, it still has the Los Angeles Times to contend with.
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KBOO is excited to announce that the editors of Project Censored 2010 will be hosting a benefit for the station. All proceeds except book sales will go to KBOO
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2009/10/23 - For decades, Lebanese journalism has been applauded as the freest, most outspoken and most literate in the heavily censored Arab world. Alas, no more. The Lebanese media are being hit – like the rest of the world – by the Internet and falling advertising revenues. ...
Project Censored From David Simon, the creator of The Wire:
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The captains of the newspaper industry, martyrs all, claim they were heroically serving democracy to their utmost, only to be undone by a cataclysmic shift in technology and the arrival of all things web-based. Partisans of new media, weblogs and Twitter…
