Broad Coalition Working To Derail Fast Track Legislation In U.S. Senate
11 May 2002
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Interview by Between The Lines' Scott Harris
Although likely to pass, opponents have strategy to defeat bill in House. Between The Lines' Scott Harris spoke with Patrick Woodall, research director with Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch.
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News :: International Relations
CSN Banner For Olympic Action
11 May 2002
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China Support Network
Activists are invited to use this banner for the China Support Network action to "take back the Olympics" of 2008
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News :: International Relations
Human Rights And All Activists Addressed...
11 May 2002
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China Support Network
An open letter of the China Support Network to all activists and human rights groups
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News :: International Relations
LOSS OF OLYMPICS LIKELY IN NEW CHINA OUTRAGE
11 May 2002
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China Support Network
A leak of Chinese secrets is "a smoking gun" and prompts our demand to move the Olympics
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News :: Miscellaneous
Joseph Ferrante, The Musician That The Beatles Blocked For 12 Long Years
The Vilest Conspiracy In Music History
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News :: Protest Activity
Original Woodstock Site Threatened By Corporate Interests
In Bethel, NY, the town where the original Woodstock festival took place in 1969, is now being threatened by corporate interests who want to bulldoze the site and turn it into an off-limits area for those who wish to see the site where the legendary event took place. We can put a stop to this if enough people are aware of it. Pass the word around!
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News :: Globalization
Bush Daddy Gathering
10 May 2002
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Robert Meade "Israel" Deaf Messenger
It'll be like a company picnic gone awry.
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LOCAL News :: Civil & Human Rights
Glendening Declares Death Penalty Moratorium
The Quixote Center has announced that Governor Glendening has declared a moratorium on the use of a death penalty citing racial bias in its use. This action comes just one week before Wesley Baker was scheduled to be executed
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Announcement :: Civil & Human Rights
The Strange Convergence Of Affirmative Action And Immigration Policy In America
When the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965 were passed, they were seen as triumphs of liberal reform applauded by the majority of Americans. But today, as Hugh Graham shows in Collision Course, affirmative action is foundering in the great waves of immigration from Asia and Latin America, leading to direct conflict for jobs, housing, education, and government preference programs.
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