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International broadcasters are calling for sustained, concrete global action to address the murder of journalists in peacetime and in war, officials say. "Most journalists are killed not in war zones but in their own countries as they try to shine the...
Tags: Mexico City, Mexico, Censorship, Civil rights and liberties, Journalism, Freedom of the press, Freedom of speech, International nongovernmental organizations, Freedom of expression, International Press Institute, United States, G20 nations, Liberal democracies
J. Grant Swank, Jr.Muslims take full advantage of America’s freedom of speech to broadcast the Revolution Muslim cultic line per their own street vendors’ open season.Note video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhHYiWCm8GsThis is youthful Islamics...
Tags: Allah, Koran, Islam, Obama, revolution, anarchy, freedom of speech
It can be easy to feel like we can’t make a difference, like the problems of this country let alone this world are just too big or that there are too many to tackle. That is completely understandable, especially when we try to do it alone....
Tags: Republic, Freedom, Constitution, Conservatism, Liberal, Republican, Democrat, Progressive, Apathy, Freedom of Speech, Internet, Blogs, Protests, Michael W, Smith, The River Is Rising
by David Rovics, professional musician & G-20 protester. There is a popular assumption that, although other countries such as Iran or China don't have freedom of speech and of assembly, we do. And that it's what makes us so great. Anybody...
Tags: Cindy Sheehan, David Rovics, G-20, protest, Bill of Rights, Joshua White, Sarah Wellington, Civil Rights movement, Shays' Rebellion, Pittsburgh, Kevin Rudd, police, First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Assembly, ACLU, BBC, NPR, CNN, martial law, Secret Service, FBI, LRAD, Holiday Inn, rubber bullets, tear gas
More on this story about Yale University Press refusing to print the Danish Cartoons about Mohammed in their book on the subject. The manuscript was written by Dutch professor Jytte Klausen. The reason given for the removal of the cartoons...
Tags: Yale, cartoon outrage, freedom of speech, speech jihad, book
THE LIMITS OF OBAMA-HATING HYSTERIA: Has the Irrational Right’s Fear-mongering Tactics Breached the Public’s Tolerance Limits? The latest manipulated non-issue of the Obama-hating right wing appears to have landed in the public spotlight...
Tags: President Barack Hussein Obama, Michelle Obama, Hartford Courant, abpnews.com, Associated Baptist Press, George W. Bush, Laura Bush, Van Jones, Newsbusters.com, Media Research Center, Special Advisor for Green Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation at the White House Council on Environmental Quality, CEQ, 911Truth.org, White House Council on Environmental Quality, Standing Together to Organize a Revolutionary Movement, Communists, Joe McCarthy, Freedom of Speech, E-bay, Media Matters, WND Productions, A Question of Eligibility, Gawker.com, Rupert Murdock, Kenya, Indonesia, Malcolm X, CNN
So says Cary Nelson, president of American Association of University Proffesors, about Yale's descision not to reprint the Danish cartoons in their upbooking boo, The Cartoons that Shook the World. The cartoons were published in a Danish newspaper in...
Tags: cartoon outrage, Yale, book, freedom of speech, Islam
1. Chris Brown is set to be on the Larry King Live show on Wednesday night, 9 PM EST on CNN. Watch as Larry King ask Mr. Brown softball questions like "When is your next album coming out?" and "Can you do a quick dance for me?" instead...
Tags: Chris Brown, Larry King, Rihanna, Carrie Prejean, freedom of speech, religion, Oprah Winfrey, Erin Andrews
Here's an excerpt from the letter Senator John Cornyn, R-Texas sent to the President. I write to express my concern about a new White House program to monitor American citizens' speech opposing your health care policies, and to seek your assurances...
As Pakistan attempts to fight a Taliban insurgency, the militants have turned to attacks against journalists. Rehman Buneri, a contributor to Voice of America’s Deewa Radio, was visited by around 50 gunmen, who told him that they had been given...
Tags: journalists, targets, Taliban, Afghanistan, insurgency, Pakistan, freedom of speech