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Brasil : balanze de la promeza de Lula "HAMBRE CERO" 60 millones de Brasileros sufren pobreza: aplicación de las políticas del FMI

Your weekly wrap-up of north American police brutality, misconduct and corruption.

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We discuss David Graeber's book "Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology," details of the factory takeovers in Argentina with Evan (Indymedia), and general questions with Ramsey (AK Press Collective).

David Graeber is a associate professor of anthropology at Yale University, and is author of the book, "Fragments of an anarchist anthropology." Evan is an organizer and activist within the Indymedia network, and Ramsey is a member and founder of the AK Press collective.

Rise Up Radio's Nell Geiser speaks with Michael Blain about New York State's Rockefeller Drug Laws and the chance of abolishing them now that David Soares has been elected District Attorney. Segment followed by show outro and "Africa" by Dead Prez.
17:06
Related URLs:
http://www.drugpolicy.org/about/keystaff/michael
http://www.droptherock.org

Nova Phoenix on an forum discussion at Medgar Evers College on November 20, organized by the Free Your Hood Coalition, a grassroots campaign to shed light on the negative effects of the NYPD's "Operation Impact".
3:56

Diallo Shabazz on NAACP's efforts to get out the youth of color vote.
5:49

The Youth of America Tried and They are Very Sorry -- we speak with James Zetlen, creator of the website SorryEverybody.com. Followed by "Who is this America" by Antibalas.
12:52

On this edition of Rise Up Radio:

* youth news;

* The Youth of America Tried and They are Very Sorry;

* Diallo Shabazz on NAACP's efforts to get out the youth of color vote;

* Michael Blain on the Rockefeller Drug Laws;

* Nova Phoenix from Free Your Hood on an event at Medgar Evers.

Hosted by Saki Hall and produced by Kat Aaron, Nell Geiser and Leanne Stahnke.

Originally broadcast November 12, 2004 on WBAI-NY 99.5 FM.

In this speech, Dr. Lakoff deconstructs morality in America today as it pertained to the recent presidential election.

Dr. George Lakoff spoke on the difference between conservative and progressive morality in America today. He also suggested ways in which progressives can reframe their language to better express their moral beliefs.