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The Sanity is Contagious

By T. Eve Greenaway, WireTap. September 13, 2004.
WireTap: WireTap speaks with Anti-Flag's Justin Sane about patriotism, community and the second round of the Rock Against Bush tour.

Kerry Family Values

By Lucy Komisar, AlterNet. September 13, 2004.
Election 2004: Peggy Kerry, John Kerry's sister, talks about her experience as a social activist and her deep shared value system with her family.

By Isoul H. Harris, Africana.com. September 7, 2004.
Media and Technology: After waiting two years to create a follow-up to her phenomenal debut album, Jill Scott returns to retake her rightful position at the top of the neo-soul mountain.

Spin Cycle

By Lakshmi Chaudhry, AlterNet. September 7, 2004.
Media and Technology: The authors of 'All the President's Spin' discuss the current arms race of political spin, the Bush politics of dishonesty, and the future of American democracy.

Protester Protector

By Phoebe Connelly, In These Times. September 2, 2004.
Rights and Liberties: The ACLU is taking its fight for civil liberties out of the office and onto the street.

Prize Fighter

By Amitabh Pal, The Progressive. September 2, 2004.
Rights and Liberties: Nobel Peace Prize-winner Shirin Ebadi on Islamic feminism, living with fear, and losing trust in U.S. foreign policy.

A New Age of Unreason

By Jan Frel, AlterNet. August 31, 2004.
Election 2004: Mark Crispin Miller opens fire on the Bush administration in an interview with AlterNet.

The Resurrection of 'Donnie Darko'

By Sean Axmaker, GreenCine. August 30, 2004.
Movie Mix: The primary lesson to take from the re-release of 'Donnie Darko'? The bunny is not evil.

Political Realities

By Jessica Clark, In These Times. August 30, 2004.
Movie Mix: Documentaries rush in to fill a journalism void with the help of independent media (like AlterNet!)

Conservatives Betrayed

By Jan Frel, AlterNet. August 28, 2004.
Election 2004: Jim Bovard, a critic with libertarian and conservative leanings, tells us that we won't see anything conservative at the Republican convention in New York.

To Protest or Not to Protest?

By Amy Goodman, Democracy Now!. August 27, 2004.
Rights and Liberties: Naomi Klein debates Todd Gitlin on the matter.

Emergency Revolutionary

By Scott Thill, AlterNet. August 27, 2004.
Margaret Cho is taking her revolution to the streets. The most difficult part of revolution? Feeling you deserve one.

Outsourcing and Patriotism

By Bill Moyers, NOW with Bill Moyers. August 21, 2004.
Election 2004: Lou Dobbs talks about how American businesses are putting their interests ahead of the national interest with the outsourcing of jobs.

Back to Kansas

By Terrence McNally, AlterNet. August 20, 2004.
Election 2004: Thomas Frank talks about returning to his home state, Republicans as underdogs, and why Democrats are chasing down right-leaning policies.

Streetwise Shakespeare

By Scott Thill, AlterNet. August 19, 2004.
Slam poet Saul Williams' reality is a lyrical one. But don't tell him he's keepin' it real.

Marriage and Its Discontents

By Larry Smith, AlterNet. August 17, 2004.
Authors Cathi Hanauer and Daniel Jones discuss the challenges of navigating the funhouse world of post-modern matrimony.

This American Strife

By Lakshmi Chaudhry, AlterNet. August 6, 2004.
Media and Technology: Be it on "Survivor" or in the White House, sore winners take it all in our polarized culture. Author John Powers talks about the "social Darwinism" that has become the order of the day.

Bike For Democracy

WireTap. August 4, 2004.
WireTap: 100 towns, 90 days, nine states, two wheels and one election.

New Kid For a Bloc

By Suemedha Sood, WireTap. July 30, 2004.
WireTap: Young political activist Ben Yoon speaks to us about his involvement with the DNC, the democratic party and galvanizing an Asian-American voting bloc.

The New Radicalism

By Rachel Neumann, AlterNet. July 22, 2004.
David Solnit's new book is a manual to help movements develop a strong clear analysis of what's wrong and why, a collection of visions of positive alternatives, and a resource and inspiration for strategies on getting the world we want.

A Youth Activist on the Road Out

By Emily Freeburg, WireTap. July 19, 2004.
WireTap: WireTap catches up with veteran youth activist, Bremley Lyngdoh, to discuss the importance of walking your talk, the future of sustainability, and the need for more international awareness among America's young people.

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