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Sea Shepherd E-News
September 16, 2005 Dear Friend of Sea Shepherd, I am currently in the midst of my http://www.seashepherd.or g/news/media_050812_1.html Speaking Tour in Canada. I have just left Calgary, headed for... ...
Hurricane Katrina: The Black Nation's 9/11
sent by The Freedom Archives - Sep 15, 2005 http://freedomarchives.org / Statement by Saladin Muhammad of Black Workers for Justice The magnitude of the destruction and human suffering caused by Hurricane... ...
Team Bush's African American Conundrum
by Bill Berkowitz Will the Administration's shameful abandonment of New Orleans's African Americans torpedo its carefully calibrated campaign to woo black voters? http://www.dissid entvoice.org/Sept05/Berkow itz0916.htm ...
Simpler living in tougher times
In a message dated 9/15/05 9:47:14 PM, v.robin writes: Amidst all the shocking, infuriating, moving emails and news stories since Katrina struck, a few have resonated more deeply with me - and together... ...
After Katrina, We Must Impeach Bush, Cheney, Chertoff
Francis A. Boyle Law Building 504 E. Pennsylvania Ave. Champaign, IL 61820 USA 217-333-7954 (voice) 217-244-1478 (fax) fboyle@law.uiuc.edu (personal comments only) -----Original Message----- From:... ...
No War But Class War
I am not African American. Neither are most of my friends and coworkers. It may then surprise our ruling class, of both parties, that we saw our own faces, our own children, our own unburied, bloating,... ...
Conyers Statement on CIA Leak Case
We are here because the Bush administration refuses to police itself in the midst of criminal and ethical misconduct. We are here because this Congress continues to turn a blind eye to the wrongdoing of... ...
Contemporary Screams of Agony
By Terry Howcott Black Commentator There are no words to express what we have witnessed in news accounts out of Louisiana and Mississippi. Overused terms such as revulsion, horror, terror and outrage... ...
Hold the US accountable - the internationally recognized rights of the internally displaced
by Ajamu Baraka The Black Commentator.com In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the debate is already raging on how to deal with those displaced by the disaster and whether to rebuild New Orleans... ...
Gulf Coast Isn't the Only Thing Left in Tatters; Bush's Status With Blacks Takes Hit
By ELISABETH BUMILLER Published: September 12, 2005 New York Times From the political perspective of the White House, Hurricane Katrina destroyed more than an enormous swath of the Gulf Coast. The storm... ...