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16 August 2005
Update from Leonard Peltier
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Leonard Peltier
Aho my relations,

As I sit here in my solitary confinement cell at USP Terre Haute, and reflect over the past month’s events, I can’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of love and gratitude for each and every one of you who...
15 August 2005
Against Discouragement
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Howard Zinn
[In 1963, historian Howard Zinn was fired from Spelman College, where he was chair of the History Department, because of his civil rights activities. This year, he was invited back to give the commencement address. Here is the text of...
15 August 2005
Rape victims
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Matt Bors


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11 August 2005
Open Letter to Cindy Sheehan, Crawford, Texas
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Ralph Nader
August 10, 2005?

?Dear Ms. Sheehan,

?From your grief over the loss of your son, Casey, in Iraq has come the courage to spotlight nationally the cowardly character trait of a President who refuses to meet with anyone...
11 August 2005
Rage against the killing of the light
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Norman Solomon
Mid-August 2005 may be remembered as a moment in U.S. history when the president could no longer get away with the media trick of solemnly patting death on its head.

Unreality is a hallmark of media coverage for war. Yet...
11 August 2005
The "stricken" president: when down is up
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Alexander Cockburn
If you accept the judgment of the polls this summer, George Bush is a stricken president. Leave aside his now-permanent sub-50 percent status in popular approval. Take his calling card, conduct of the "war on terror." His status on the...

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