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Newspaper’s Editorial Bias Reveals Love for Air Force Academy’s “Incompetent Malice“
Did the USAFA merely negligently mess up for the umpteenth time regarding religious respect and dignity?
Copywrongs! The Ladydrawers History of the World Part III
It's popular to argue that intellectual property laws stifle creativity, but they also foster gender inequity.
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A Tougher Time for Homosexuals: Review of “Robert Duncan in San Francisco“
Michael Rumacker's new memoir, Robert Duncan in San Francisco, provides a harrowing picture of what life was like for a homosexual man in that city before the Castro became …
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Informing Our Consent: On the 25th Anniversary of “Manufacturing Consent“
The serious issues with the structure of our mass media have reproduced and consolidated since 1988.
“Makers: Women Who Make America”: New Film Chronicles Past 50 Years of Feminist Movement
We look at a major new documentary that tells the story of how women have shaped the United States over the last 50 years through political and personal empowerment.
Journalism by–and for–the Sponsors
Sponsored stories are becoming ever more common, and will soonbe commonplace in the corporate media world.
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Christopher Dorner and the Exterminating Angels
If Christopher Dorner had been standing on a skyscraper ledge or holding Rupert Murdoch hostage, the world might have paid more attention to the injustices that he chronicles.
Overcoming Separation: Laura Flanders Interviews the Oscar-Nominated Directors of “5 Broken Cameras”
The film is a highly personal encounter of the Palestinian and Israeli conflict.
The Bureau and the Journalist: Victor Riesel’s Secret Relationship With the FBI
The ghost of this arrangement lives on in the way right-wing media took aim at the Occupy movement.
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One Billion Rising – San Francisco’s North Bay
Groups of dancers are building toward a February 14, Valentine's Day, One Billion Rising action, scheduled for over 190 countries.