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Radical Audio Educational Outreach Package

Category: Talks, Debates, Interviews
Description:
This is a collection of radical audio releases which are intended to help educate folks about what is going on in the world today. Please download it, listen to it, and distribute it to people around you. It is formatted for iTunes and fits perfectly on a DVD. Enjoy! Included: Noam Chomsky - An American Addiction: Drugs, Guerillas, Counterinsurgency - U.S. Intervention In Colombia (2001) Howard Zinn - Artists In A Time Of War (2002) Greg Palast - The Best Democracy Money Can Buy: The Truth About Corporate Cons, Globalization, And High-Finance Fraudsters (2004) Noam Chomsky - The Clinton Vision: Old Wine, New Bottles (1994) Ann Hansen - Direct Action: Reflections On Armed Resistance And The Squamish Five (2002) Ward Churchill - Doing Time: The Politics Of Imprisonment (2003) Noam Chomsky - Everlasting War: America, Imperialism & The New World Order (2003) Bakunin's Bum - Fight To Win!: A Benefit CD For OCAP - Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (2001) Noam Chomsky - Free Market Fantasies: Capitalism In The Real World (1999) Howard Zinn - Heroes And Martyrs: Emma Goldman, Sacco & Vanzetti, And The Revolutionary Struggle (2000) Noam Chomsky With David Barsamian - Imperial Ambitions: Conversations On The Post-9/11 World (2005) Noam Chomsky - The Imperial Presidency: Sovereignty, Terror And The "Second Superpower" (2005) Ward Churchill - In A Pig's Eye: Reflections On The Police State, Repression And Native America (2003) Infernal Noise Brigade - Insurgent Selections For Battery And Voice (2001) Norman Finkelstein - An Issue Of Justice: Origins Of The Israel/Palestine Conflict (2005) Ward Churchill - Life In Occupied America (2003) Noam Chomsky - Media Control: The Spectacular Achievements Of Propaganda (2005) Noam Chomsky - Necessary Illusions: Thought Control In Democratic Societies [CBC Massey Lectures] (2005) Noam Chomsky - The New War On Terrorism: Fact And Fiction (2002) Subcomandante Marcos - Our Word Is Our Weapon: Subcomandante Marcos Reading His Work In English (2005) Ward Churchill - Pacifism And Pathology In The American Left (2003) Howard Zinn - A People's History Of The United States: A Lecture At Reed College (1999) Howard Zinn - A People's History Of The United States: Highlights From The Twentieth Century (2003) Propagandhi - Potemkin City Limits (2005) The Freedom Archives - Prisons On Fire: George Jackson, Attica & Black Liberation (2002) Naomi Klein - The Shock Doctrine: The Rise Of Disaster Capitalism (2007) Howard Zinn - Stories Hollywood Never Tells (2001) Infernal Noise Brigade - Vamos A La Playa: Direct From The Streets Of Cancún, México (2003) Greg Palast - Weapon Of Mass Instruction: Live (2004)
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Prisons on Fire (mp3 ~V4)

Category: eBooks, Magazines, Audio Books
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This is a repost of Prisons on Fire and has been compressed to mp3 from the .aiff files. Encoded at -V4 VBR(~160k/s) from the .aiff lossless files 3-9-2008. ~~Much thanks to the original uploader~~ www.akpress.org Free All Political Prisoners! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thirty years ago, America's prisons burned. Here's how, why, and what happened. Who were the Attica Brothers? Why did 1,500 Black, Puerto Rican, and white prisoners seize control of the New York prison? And who was George Jackson? And the Soledad Brothers? And why was he murdered by the San Quentin prison administration? What is the legacy of the prison movement? And what do these forgotten histories tell us about prisons, repression, and the struggle for freedom today? Through a mixtures of archival audio and contemporary interviews, music and narration, we hear the voices of George Jackson; Jonathan Jackson Jr.; Georgia Jackson (mother of George and Jonathan Jackson); Angela Davis; David Hilliard (former Black Panther Party leader); James Baldwin; Harry Belafonte; David Johnson, Hugo Pinell, Luis Talamantez and Sundiata Tate; Frank "Big Black" Smith (Attica Brother and prison activist); William Kunstler; Elizabeth Fink and Michael Deutsch (attorneys for the Attica Brothers); L.D. Barkley (Attica Brother, murdered in the retaking of the prison in September of 1971, and who announced the "Attica Manifesto" to the world); and Ruchell Magee (prison activist and leader, still in prison for his political activities). This documentary introduces and grapples with this history as well as lessons for today, and tomorrow. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Remember to support those prisoners! Now that the US incarcerates 1 in 100 citizens, you could be next! www.greenscare.org
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Prisons On Fire

Category: Documentary
Description:
Thirty years ago, America's prisons burned. Here's how, why, and what happened. Who were the Attica Brothers? Why did 1,500 Black, Puerto Rican, and white prisoners seize control of the New York prison? And who was George Jackson? And the Soledad Brothers? And why was he murdered by the San Quentin prison administration? What is the legacy of the prison movement? And what do these forgotten histories tell us about prisons, repression, and the struggle for freedom today? Through a mixtures of archival audio and contemporary interviews, music and narration, we hear the voices of George Jackson; Jonathan Jackson Jr.; Georgia Jackson (mother of George and Jonathan Jackson); Angela Davis; David Hilliard (former Black Panther Party leader); James Baldwin; Harry Belafonte; David Johnson, Hugo Pinell, Luis Talamantez and Sundiata Tate; Frank "Big Black" Smith (Attica Brother and prison activist); William Kunstler; Elizabeth Fink and Michael Deutsch (attorneys for the Attica Brothers); L.D. Barkley (Attica Brother, murdered in the retaking of the prison in September of 1971, and who announced the "Attica Manifesto" to the world); and Ruchell Magee (prison activist and leader, still in prison for his political activities). This documentary introduces and grapples with this history as well as lessons for today, and tomorrow. This is an audio documentary.
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Prisons on Fire - George Jackson, Attica & Black Liberation

Category: Documentary
Description:
Thirty years ago, America's prisons burned. Here's how, why, and what happened. Who were the Attica Brothers? Why did 1'500 Black, Puerto Rican and white prisoners seize control of the New York prison? And who was George Jackson? And the Soledad Brothers? And why was he murdered by the San Quentin prison administration? What is the legacy of the prison movement? And what do these forgotten histories tell us about prisons, repression, and the struggle for freedom today? Thirty years later, through a mixture of archive audio and contemporary interviews, music and narration, the voices of George Jackson; Jonathan Jackson Jr; Georgia Jackson (mother of George and Jonathan Jackson); Angela Davis; David Hilliard (former Black Panther Party leader); James Baldwin; Harry Belafonte; David Johnson, Hugo Pinell, Luis Talamantez & Sundiata Tate (all charged with the San Quentin rebellion following the murder of George Jackson); Frank 'Big Black' Smith (Attica Brother and prison activist); William Kunstler; Elizabeth Fink and Michael Deutsch (attorneys for the Attica Brothers); L.D. Barkley (Attica Brother, murdered in the retaking of the prison in September of 1971, who announced the Attica Manifesto to the world); and Ruchell Magee (prison activist and leader, still in prison for his political activities) introduce and grapple with this history, and its lessons for today, and tomorrow. Produced by Anita Johnson and Claude Marks of the Prison Radio Project and Freedom Archives
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