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- Author: Goodman, AmyContributor: Moynihan, DenisDate:Created2009Summary:
Amy Goodman breaks through the corporate media’s lies, sound-bites, and silence in this wide-ranging new collection of articles. In place of the usual suspects, the “experts” who, in Goodman’s words, “know so little about so much, explain the world to us, and get it so wrong,” this accessible, lively collection allows the voices the corporate media exclude and ignore to be heard loud and clear. From community organizers in New Orleans, to the courageous American soldiers who’ve said “No” to Washington’s wars, to the victims of torture and police violence, we are given the extraordinary opportunity to hear ordinary people standing up and speaking out. As Willie Nelson says, “There is no one who should be more on the mainstream media, every day reminding us and giving us a glimpse of the power of one.”
Contents:- Introduction: beyond the nine-second soundbite
- War. The art of war and deception
- Resistance to war cannot be jailed
- Clinton to antiwar voters: bring 'em on
- Carlos Arredondo exploding into action
- Hang up on war: claim your telephone tax rebate
- War and censorship at Wilton High School
- The time is right for new Pentagon papers
- The uncounted casualties of war
- Winter soldier marches again
- Body of war
- Whistle-blower points to target list in U.S. attack on hotel
- Threats, lies, and audiotape
- Invasion of the sea-smurfs
- Obama's Afghan trap
- Obama's coalition of the unwilling
- Climate change. Global warring, global warming, global warning
- McKibben: hold politicians' feet to the fire
- From oil wars to water wars
- Weather reports are missing the story
- Don't drink the nuclear Kool-aid
- Lessons of the Exxon Valdez
- Torture. Rumsfeld's mount misery
- Up to Democrats to investigate torture
- Hypocritical oath: psychologists and torture
- High school students teach the president a lesson about torture
- Psychologists in denial about torture
- A vote for Mukasey is a vote for torture
- Surviving a CIA "black site"
- Taxi to the dark side
- A torture debate among healers
- Torturers should be punished
- Health care. SICKO: Michael Moore's prescription for change
- Children's health care is a no-brainer
- For whom the Bell's palsy tolls
- Nothing to fear but no health care
- Toxins "r" us
- Put single-payer on the table
- Baucus' raucous caucus
- Congre$$ heal thyself
- Health insurance whistle-blower knows where the bodies are buried
- Global economic meltdown. Ticker tape ain't spaghetti
- Wall Street socialists
- Workers laid off, executives paid off, Bernard Madoff
- Too big to fail, too big to jail
- Produce the note
- Media. Death in Oaxaca
- Shooting the messenger is a war crime
- NAB-bing the election
- CBS silences general dissent
- The dubious Mr. Dobbs
- The FCC's Christmas gift to big media
- The broadcasters' big payday
- The U.S. war on journalists
- Why we were falsely arrested
- Pacifica Radio at sixty: a sanctuary for dissent
- Yoo's views make Philly news
- News from the unreported world. Timor: Bush has a chance to hold terrorists accountable
- Ask Kissinger about Pinochet
- Chiquita's slipping appeal
- Global consensus, not global conquest
- Chevron's pipeline is the Burmese regime's lifeline
- Congo: the invisible war
- Colombia: celebrate the release, not the regime
- Chevron, Shell, and the true cost of oil
- The free market's marked men
- Undo the coup
- Grassroots activism. From the Bayou to Baghdad: mission accomplished?
- Time is running out for brother and sister
- The Orangeburg massacre
- Don't cage dissent
- A tale of two Nobel nations
- Bush and the monkey wrench guy or: one man's bid to aid the environment
- Seattle's lessons for London
- Disclosure of "secrets" in the '70s didn't destroy the nation
- Two standards of detention
- Obama's military is spying on U.S. peace groups
- Elections. New Vermont senator not standard fare
- Not all is debated in love and war
- Millions without a voice
- As goes Vermont
- Who's paying for the conventions?
- "It's a global election"
- Poverty is the real scandal
- The party police
- Open the debates
- Who gets to vote?
- Election protection
- Obama. Obama strikes a chord with a disaffected Republican
- It's not the man, it's the movement
- Change big donors can believe in
- Organizer in chief
- President Obama can redeem the White House
- Chevron in the White House
- A long train ride
- U.S. Muslims still under siege
- Free speech vs. surveillance in the digital age
- Luminaries. King's message: stop the War, help the poor
- Bang pots and pans for Molly Ivins
- Harry Belafonte: the lion at 80
- Howard Zinn: dissent can sometimes be the best form of patriotism
- Clarence Kailin: voices from the Spanish Civil War
- Jimmy Carter: tear down that wall
- John Lennon: imagine peace-a ray of light in dark times
- Studs Terkel: curiosity didn't kill this cat
- Yuri Kochiyama: lessons of internment
- Martin Luther King, Jr.: where do we go from here?
- Utah Phillips has left the stage
- Evo Morales: a view from the South
- Tutu, Obama, and the Middle East
- Pete Seeger carries us on
- Dr. George Tiller didn't have to die
- Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: the 21st-century color line
- Kiefer Sutherland's grandfather, Tommy Douglas: health care reform needs an action hero.
Genre:Subject(s): Atrocities | Corrupt practices | Elections | Mass media | Political activists | Political aspects | Torture | United States | War on Terrorism, 2001-2009Original Publisher: Chicago, Ill., Haymarket BooksLanguage(s): English
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