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Alberto Ampuero* Havana.  June 2, 2011 GRANMA ONLINE If you had to express the greatness of the United States in one word, that word would be “education,” according to Paul Krugman, the 2008 Nobel Laureate in Economics. But that was … Continue reading →

  From Don DeBar, WBAIX Radio First, some audio, wherein Cynthia McKinney describes what it’s like to be in a city that is under heavy US/NATO bombing (she said she counted 89 explosions yesterday!) Interview with Cynthia McKinney in Tripoli, … Continue reading →

Dear DFT Members, Citizens and Community Leaders: Now is the time to take action!  Let’s take back our DPS, our community, our city and our state!  Its imperative that everyone attend the DPS Board Advisory meeting on Wednesday, June 8, … Continue reading →

 June 6, 2011 (VOD ed.: Former Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney is leading a “Dignity Delegation of independent journalists to report truthfully from the ground in Libya during its bombardment by US/NATO forces.) Sent by Don DeBar It is now 1:10 in … Continue reading →

  Cynthia McKinney and the Dignity delegation visit victims of US/NATO bombings at a hospital in Tripoli, Libya, June 4, 2011    WBAIX is running a series of interviews from El Khadra Hospital in Tripoli of a number of civilian victims … Continue reading →

Simon’s Pizza Being Tossed from Cobo after 30 Years: MyFoxDETROIT.com  By Diane Bukowski  DETROIT – The video above tells the tale of only one of the disastrous effects of the city’s loss of control of Cobo Hall, but it is … Continue reading →

  INTERVIEW WITH CYNTHIA MCKINNEY ON STATE TV, SENT BY DON DEBAR OF DIGNITY DELEGATION CURRENTLY ON GROUND IN LIBYA   WAYNE MADSEN REPORTS FROM LIBYA Saturday, June 4, 2011  PHOTO – Mostly black African refugees, who fled Libya after … Continue reading →

Is There An Answer to the Deficit Dilemma? By Mark Brenner June 3, 2011 Labor Notes While today’s report of nonexistent job growth has the media in a tizzy, working people didn’t need the latest temperature check to tell them … Continue reading →

  De’Jaun Correia, nephew of Troy Davis, who has mentored him all his life Photos/Jen Marlowe by Jen Marlowe Wednesday, June 1 2011, 9:00 AM EST  http://colorlines.com/ “De’Jaun, come over here, I want to talk to you.” De’Jaun Correia, a … Continue reading →

By Nicole Conaway June 1, 2011 On May 26, Detroit Public Schools Emergency manager Roy Roberts announced changes to the district’s school consolidation and closure plan.  Claiming it was in response to “broad community input” the modifications are ostensibly to ”cut … Continue reading →