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Labor Lost

Mike Rogue wrote 4 days ago: There is something that’s been bothering me since I left Detroit. It’s a lingering quest … more →

Tags: movement, Ambition, Detroit, Labor, industrialization, Healthcare, Ford

Parties take to the streets against ‘rigging’

Ahti Azhar wrote 1 week ago: By Ahtesham Azhar KARACHI: The election boycott on allegations of rigging by political parties -Jama … more →

Tags: election, JI, Karachi, MQM, Pakistan, Protests, PTI, Sindh

Chicago Students Always Lead the Way

Dave Stieber wrote 2 weeks ago: Those of us who work with students day in and day out know the brilliance and potential that our stu … more →

Tags: Education, chicago public schools, School Closings, CPS, Chicago, student protests, Walkouts, boycotts, CPS Closings

The content of their character14 comments

Tara R. wrote 2 weeks ago: While my fam was in Greensboro, NC for our daughter’s graduation, we visited the  F.W. Woolwor … more →

Tags: Children, Family, pour your heart out, Studio30 Plus, Travel, Writing Prompts, Civil Rights, Segregation

Rant: Post Secondary Tuition Freeze

CriminalMassWorder wrote 1 month ago: Trying to making this, so that others around the world cannot figure out where I live…. Here … more →

Tags: ADD/ ADHD, News Articles, word of mouth, ADD, ADHD, anger, angry, Campus Life, College

Bartleby's Push for Humanity (Literary Analysis)4 comments

Megan Harrison wrote 2 months ago: “Bartleby, the Scrivener” by Herman Melville is a complex short story with few solidly a … more →

Tags: Literature, Edhlit, Bartleby the Scrivener, Digital English, Herman Melville, Humanity, Literary Analysis, literature, Power

Is $10.00 a gallon TOO MUCH for gas?

augustedinoto wrote 2 months ago: The book, DARK DAWNING, gives a chilling glimpse into a future where gasoline cannot be purchased fo … more →

Tags: Science Fiction 2, Fiction, Fantasy, Action, adventure, Romance, Earthquakes, gas price, Economy

Ella Baker and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

wufilmarchive wrote 3 months ago: Ella Baker Ella Baker was a civil rights activist who helped found and organize the Student Nonviole … more →

Tags: Henry Hampton Collection, Civil Rights Movement, interviews, "Eyes on the Prize", sncc, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, diane nash, alison c, Oral Histories

Landmark Sit-Ins Before Woolworth’s

NC Culture wrote 3 months ago: All this month we’re bringing you stories from North Carolina’s black history. Check back here each … more →

Tags: History, African-Americans, Black History Month, Civil Rights, Durham, History 2, Stories from North Carolina's Black History

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO TAKE YOUR CAR AWAY

augustedinoto wrote 3 months ago: The End of the Oil Age Not here in America? Don’t believe it. What if all the gas was gone? I don’t … more →

Tags: Science Fiction 2, Fiction, Fantasy, Action, adventure, Romance, Earthquakes, gas price, Economy

What Civil Rights Activists from the Sixties Can Teach Us about Twitter 1 comment

newkindofmedia wrote 3 months ago:             Have you ever considered using Twitter as a way to reach the masses and promote social c … more →

Tags: Social Media, twitter, Civil Rights, revolution, Tweets, social change, Gladwell, strong ties, weak ties

Gasoline $10,000 a Gallon

augustedinoto wrote 3 months ago: Gas $10,000 a gallon. A world without gasoline is coming… The End of the Oil Age. In 1901, Henry For … more →

Tags: Science Fiction 2, Fiction, Fantasy, Action, adventure, Romance, Earthquakes, gas price, Economy

February 1, 2013 - MOOR (black) HISTORY MONTH1 comment

46hounds wrote 3 months ago: As proud Alumni of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (NC A&T), I would … more →

Tags: Moorish History Month, Greensboro four, a&t four, Black History Month, Moor History, Civil Rights, Human Rights, Segregation, Woolworth

Black American History - our exhibition

dir3ction3r wrote 4 months ago: Chloe (with the hidden face) and Melissa. On December 17th and 18th, we presented an exhibition abou … more →

Tags: Black American History, Rosa Parks, Segregation, Bus, The help!, Jim Crow Laws, Barack Obama, Exhibition, american gothic

The Aggravated Student Movement in Egypt

johnib wrote 5 months ago: From rocketing tuition fees to a decision to separate sexes in classrooms, students all over Egypt a … more →

Tags: News, Politics 2, corruption, Egypt, Protests, Aggravated Student Movement, Tuition, separate sexes in classrooms, Students Protest

Activists we OUGHTA know...

uncfsu wrote 6 months ago: Welcome to our newest recurring blog theme: activists we oughta know!! Now if there is one thing I h … more →

Tags: New Post, activism, activists, Advocacy, Civil Rights, Community, Feminism, feminists, Heroes

How good is your Memory?

augustedinoto wrote 6 months ago: Hi, my name is Auguste Dinoto and I can remember when gas was less than a dollar a gallon. Now I’m n … more →

Tags: Science Fiction 2, Fiction, Fantasy, Action, adventure, Romance, Earthquakes, gas price, Economy

Bainbridge Publishing Announces the release of its new report; “Are Fact and Fiction opposites or do they intertwine?”

augustedinoto wrote 7 months ago: In a recent interview with author Auguste Dinoto, he candidly spoke about his new book, Dark Dawning … more →

Tags: Science Fiction 2, Fiction, Fantasy, Action, adventure, Romance, Earthquakes, gas price, Economy

Being Rational in the Face of Fear

tlgeer wrote 7 months ago: I agree that service to our country should not be discounted in any way, either mainland service or … more →

Tags: Politics, Politics 2, military, soldiers, Fear, Protests, War, Time Out, Violence


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