Blood on the Tracks – Bicycles, Book Tours and Brian Willson
Check out Brian Willson’s tour dates for his book “Blood on the Tracks”
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Archive for August, 2011 [ 7 ]
Hip-hop with Youth in Nepal
They should check out our piece on Tiuna el Fuerte. Hip-Hop of the world, unite!
Three Snippets: BART, Brixton and Black Agenda Report
On August 11th 2011, California’s Bay Area became (probably) the “first place in the United States to have had its electronic communications deliberately disabled in order to pre-empt a political protest.”
Remixing Revolution: Art, Music, Politics
Listen to Making Contact’s radio show about remixing the revolution here:
English Prime Minister’s Riot Talk Remixed
PM Statement on disorder in England [transcript courtesy of the BBC] “The whole country has been shocked by the most appalling scenes of people looting, violence, vandalising and thieving. It is criminality pure and simple. And there is absolutely no excuse for it. We have seen houses, offices and shops raided and torched… … police officers assaulted and fire crews attacked as they try to put out fires… … people robbing others while they lie injured and bleeding in the [...]
Livestream of 2011 Veterans for Peace Conference
B Media Collective will be live streaming talks throughout the day. Streaming by Ustream Events will continue till August 7th. Schedule for public events can be found here.
Campesino Struggles in Honduras Continue
Here is an excellent piece documenting the continuing land struggles faced by so many. Homes, churches, schools, and crops all destroyed as the post-coup government continues to side with wealthy plantation owners over the country’s organized farmers.