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Archive for March, 2006

Angelenos Come Out in Droves against Sensenbrenner

Sunday, March 26th, 2006 by Jessica

O my, am I proud of my neighbors today: At least 500,000 people flooded the streets of downtown LA to support immigrant rights in the city’s largest-ever demo.
Indymedia coverage here
Corporate-media coverage here
xo LA

It’s got monkeys

Wednesday, March 22nd, 2006 by Arthur

Most people sign up for membership in the auto club AAA for the roadside assistance and similar benefits. Few realize the group is also in the forefront of a lobbying campaign against clean air standards.
Check out this funny new web animation and tell AAA to knock it off at: www.cleanair.org/AAAMonkeys
It’s got […]

Mountaintop Removal featured in Pittsburgh’s Post Gazette

Tuesday, March 21st, 2006 by Jen

The Pittsburgh Post Gazette featured a slideshow on Mountaintop Removal, Clamor’s Spring 06 cover story on its site:
Slideshow: Mountaintop Trouble
From his tiny home atop a mountain in Boone County, W.Va., Larry Gibson has a stark view of what he calls the destruction of a way of life. He’s surrounded by mountains that have […]

3 Years of ‘recent surges of violence’

Saturday, March 18th, 2006 by Chad

Felt like you’ve heard the same mangled lies — read: propaganda — from the Pentagon about the Occupation and Re-colonization campaign in Iraq?
If so, then the folks at DemocraticUnderground have the proof. By Googling it, no less.
Seems that the Bush Administration only knows to recycle the wrong things. In […]

More on the South Central Farms…

Friday, March 17th, 2006 by Jason Kucsma

Thanks to LA photographer Lane Barden, we get a birds-eye view of the 14 acres in question. Barden says, “I think it is important for your readers to see what I saw from the air, it is truly amazing to see so much life in the center of one of the largest metropolitan warehousing […]

South Central Farm and Neoliberalism

Thursday, March 16th, 2006 by Jessica

Over at Counterpunch, Tom Philpott connects the dots between the struggle to preserve the largest urban community garden in the United States and “the contours of civic policy in an era of broad neoliberal consensus.” It’s thanks to government interest in the facilitation of global trade, he writes, that the South Central Farm is […]