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Dear Mr. Fred Phelps, I’m Timothy Bidon and I’m one of those “fags” that you hate so much. If I had passed before you, I’m…
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The executive producer of Brave New Films sits down with Buzzsaw Jim Miller is the executive producer of Brave New Films, a new media company…
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Divorcee uses position at NSA for Vengeance On Thursday, Tammie Fae, a mother of two, received a phone call at 5 a.m. On the other…
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Societal reinforcement of the surveillance-state Robert McChesney is a nationally and critically acclaimed media scholar and a professor at the University of Illinois. He has…
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This election season, I became very involved in following the campaign of Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein. Haven’t heard of her? That’s not surprising. The mainstream media in the U.S. provides American citizens with little to no coverage of third-party happenings. During the election cycle, third party candidates were barely mentioned by any major news outlets. When you pair a lack of media coverage with exclusive presidential debates organized solely for the two major candidates, third-party candidates are rendered virtually invisible. Because the American people are not exposed to a wide variety of voices, we think there are only two choices.
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The cell door closes and the solitude begins. By isolating and incarcerating prisoners as a form of punishment, prisoners are effectively removed and marginalized from mainstream society. -
You know her. She may have been in high school with you; maybe she’s a cousin, a sister, a friend. But when she got pregnant, it may very well have rocked your world.
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The oversimplification of the feminist movement
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