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Invisible Capital and Why We Need to Democratize Entrepreneurial Opportunity - Entrepreneurship that promotes shared prosperity in this post-economic meltdown era seems more (rhetorically) popular than ever. As soon as we truly unders...7 months ago
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Lance Hill Interview on Prevalent Forms of Racism in post-Katrina United States - Note: Here are a some excerpts from a much longer interview with Dr. Lance Hill, Executive Director of the Southern Institute for Education and Research (T...2 years ago
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Racism American Style: Lowes caves to Islamiphobes - A TV show portraying real Muslim-American families who are proud members of America's melting pot. Sounds like a pretty good idea, right? Showing both Mu...2 months ago
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God on her side - A woman enters the record store, walks past the wall of CDs, past the sign that says “Buy 12 tapes in 1 year, get a cassette free,” and over to the counter...4 days ago
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Boiling Frogs: Peter Phillips on Project Censored - Peter Phillips Boiling Frogs Peter Phillips describes Project Censored, its mission, operational style and funding, then talks about what he has coined ...4 days ago
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The due-process-free assassination of U.S. citizens is now reality - Without a shred of due process, far from any battlefield, President Obama succeeds in killing Anwar al-Awlaki5 months ago
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Crime: Hamtramck vs. Highland Park - I thought it might be interesting to compare the crime statistics between Hamtramck and Highland Park, but it is apparently not that simple. Hamtramck di...1 month ago
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A Spending Freeze Could Worsen Jobs/Economic Crisis, and Follows the Path of Herbert Hoover rather than Roosevelt - Will President Obama follow the path of Herbert Hoover or Franklin D. Roosevelt in his attempt to lead the nation to economic recovery? That is the question...2 years ago
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Wikiarguments: A Practical Plan to Get Big Money Out of Politics - By Carmen Yarrusso There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root.”–Henry David Thoreau Clearly, our government is...1 year ago
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The Precarious Jobs Recovery - February’s 227,000 net new jobs – the third month in a row of job gains well in excess of 200,000 – is good news for President Obama and bad news for Mi...2 days ago
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Gay Candidate Drops Out of LA District Attorney Race - Mario Trujillo, the openly gay candidate for LA County District Attorney, has decided to "not go forward" with his campaign. Trujillo explained early Fri...8 minutes ago
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Podcast: All Good Things... - It's TIME to say goodbye for now. As we end our yearlong look at the people, the events and the issues facing the Motor City, what have we learned? What ar...1 year ago
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Art Detroit Now – 3/9/12 - Your online guide to great contemporary art in Detroit. March 8, 2012 – News, exhibitions, openings and events. MoCAD Department of Education and Public En...1 day ago
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- Millennial Mayors Congress
- Remaking Michigan, Retooling Detroit-NPR
- SW Detroit Community Benefits Coalition
- TechTown Community
- TIME's "Letter from Detroit" 9-20-09
- Triangle Foundation: Equality & Justice for ALL
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- Satyagraha
- Detroit, Michigan, United States
- I fear our current national policies are helping to push the world into a twenty-first century abyss of constant war, disease, and unstoppable environmental devastation due to global climate change--but I hope we may still organize the political will and democratic power to transform our policies to keep ourselves and the rest of the world from marching headlong into the abyss. This transformation begins with US: "Organize, organize, organize!"
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