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Many Yeses, One No: Confronting Corporate Globalization
Join activists, artists, and academics for a viewing of Movement Media, and a frank discussion of what lessons for the current moment can be learned from recent activist past.
Iraqi Refugees Bribed to Come Home
Not Even 1 Million Dinar Can Ameliorate This Mess
The Financial Crisis and U.S. Military Dominance
"It will certainly make it harder for the US to maintain its military dominance, which has been one of the linchpins of the dollar."
Winter Soldier: IVAW Vets Denounce Occupations
Iraq-Afghanistan Vets' Testimonies Heard Across the World

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Deep Dish TV's Mario Murillo Reports From Colombia
The Grace Paley Legacy
Grace Paley was an early supporter of Deep Dish TV. This site presents examples of non-violent resistance from around the world.
Waves of Change
News, information and examples of community media around the world. Radio, television, theater, murals, comics and the internet as forms of resistance to homogenous commercial culture.

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Off the Record

Alternative coverage of the 1996 Democratic National Convention. Housing, racism and other issues that were being left out of the convention agenda.Demo with Safiya Bukari and Chicago housing activists,a Native Pipe Ceremony,demo by gays and lesbians for marriage rights, protest against repression of Jorge Guillen, Puerto Rican activist.

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Chronicles Of A Refugee

Filmed in 17 countries, 18 refugee camps, 36 cities, with more than 300 interviews, Chronicles of a Refugee gives voice to Palestinian Refugees displaced in 1948, as well as to their descendants.

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The July War

Independent journalist and award-winning independent filmmaker, W. Brandon Jourdan, went to Lebanon to document the destruction left by the Israeli offensive, to cover the resilience of the Lebanese people, and to find the root causes of the conflict.

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From the Archive

Guess Who's Coming to Public Access?

Part of Spigot for Bigot series. This hour begins with a case study of the situation in Kansas City, Missouri; it includes interviews with activists, constitutional lawyers and access users and staff. This case is compared to the situation at access stations in other parts of the country, including Columbus, Ohio and Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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