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Top Ten Censored Stories of 2003-2004

By Deanna Zandt and Evan Derkacz, AlterNet. Posted September 8, 2004.


Wealth inequality, wrongful death on 9/11, Ashcroft's attack on human rights laws, science snuffed, and more: these are the stories that didn't get the play they deserved this year.

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In Special Coverage

Belief:
Hot, Steamy Mormons: Are the Latter Day Saints Getting Sexy?
Liz Langley

Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace:
Why Shouldn't Paris Hilton Pay Her Fair Share?
Brian Miller

DrugReporter:
Congress Gets Its Act Together: Repeals Ban on Syringe Exchange Funding, Allows D.C. to Enact Medical Marijuana Program
Bill Piper, Naomi Long

Environment:
Copenhagen Is Not Just About Climate Change -- It's About the What Kind of People We Want to Be
George Monbiot

Food:
Does Aspartame Cause Tumors and Pose Cancer Risks? The Jury Is Still Out
Scott Thill

Health and Wellness:
Howard Dean Locks Horns with White House and Dem Senators After Call to 'Kill' Health Compromise
David Edwards, Daniel Tencer

Immigration:
Businesses and Unions Face the Guest Worker Dilemma
Maribel Hastings

Media and Technology:
Everything You Think About Tiger Woods is Wrong, So Shut the F*** Up!
Michael Bader

Movie Mix:
Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman's Invictus Film Release Kicks Off New Campaign For Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Linda Milazzo

Politics:
Howard Dean: I Won’t "Vigorously" Support Obama's Re-election
Sahil Kapur

Reproductive Justice and Gender:
Can Boob Jobs Serve the Public Good?
Alexandra Suich

Rights and Liberties:
Politicians Are Portraying 'Gitmo North' as a Terrific Local Jobs Program -- Don't Count On It
Liliana Segura

Sex and Relationships:
Guess What? Casual Sex Won't Make You Go Insane
Ellen Friedrichs

Take Action:
G-20 Meetings: Nothing Much Happened in the Suites, and There Was Too Much Punch in the Streets
Laura Flanders

Water:
Canadian Cities Leading the Charge Against Bottled Water
Joe Cressy

World:
$57,077.60 -- That's What We're Paying Each Minute for the Occupation of Afghanistan
Jo Comerford

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Evan Derkacz is a New York-based writer and contributor to AlterNet. Deanna Zandt is a freelance writer, geek and the creative administrator of the Bowery Poetry Club.

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$57,077.60 -- That's What We're Paying Each Minute for the Occupation of Afghanistan
World: The $30 billion cost of Obama's surge alone would place the US in the top-ten for global military spending, sandwiched between Italy and Saudi Arabia.
By Jo Comerford, Tomdispatch.com. December 17, 2009.
Canadian Cities Leading the Charge Against Bottled Water
Water: Seventy-two municipalities from 8 provinces and 2 territories have implemented restrictions on bottled water.
By Joe Cressy, Polaris Institute. December 17, 2009.
The Latest in the Bottled Water Mania: Water From Under North Korea's Demilitarized Zone
Water: Now you can down a beverage originating in one of the most guarded and protected areas on earth. So, what?
By Anna Brones, EcoSalon. December 17, 2009.
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