Among the issues and research I intend to do this season is New Orleans. In the shadow of the invasion of Gaza, my focus on GMO soy, and the mainstream press dedicating most of their vital resources t
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Among the issues and research I intend to do this season is New Orleans. In the shadow of the invasion of Gaza, my focus on GMO soy, and the mainstream press dedicating most of their vital resources t
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Part of visiting the US and my homestate of New Jersey, means constant visting friends and quality family time, hence the reduced posting.
I did want to point out the issue of the Cuban bloggers an
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Blogging can be revolutionary. Personal publishing, this thing that we do, it can be special if we really use it to challenge tired old conventions and power structures and rules about who can talk t
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Part of reporting and researching the under reported and the issues that involve humans struggling to survive means looking back at events that have led to struggles still taking place today. Which is
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Highly recommended reading from two of my favorite people reporting from the continent of Africa.
First: My friend Pauline, one of my favorite journalists in the world, has been reporting from Sier
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I've recently tried to get in touch with Josh Wolf, citizen journalist recently released from jail. Obviously since his release he's had nonstop places to be and people to talk to, but I figured I wo
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Since blogging began we've seen people throughout the world, jailed for writing their opinions. And while many countries claim to be democratic and free, many bloggers have experienced quite the oppo
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While I may have spent alot of time and energy going to New Orleans and getting into contact with organizations and volunteers to better understand the situation there, some of the best resources are
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