Showing videos filed under: Chevigny

• Election Day: A Chronicle of Voting in America

  July 1, 2008

  On Nov 2, 2004 14 film crews set out to document what it means to vote in the United States. Beginning at 4:30 a.m. in Chicago and ending after 1 a.m. in Quincy, Florida, P.O.V.’s “Election Day” by Katy Chevigny brings these stories together in a portrait of the U.S. election system that we haven’t seen before.

  • Chevigny
  • Election Day
  • electoral reform
  • Katy Chevigny
  • P.O.V.
  • PBS
  • voting
  • voting rights

• Obama’s Rightward Tack, Election Day, and the Second Amendment

  June 30, 2008

  Last week the spotlight was on Barack Obama and whether he’s a liberal democrat who’s moved to the center or a centrist in sheep’s clothing. Most of the major news outlets—the LA Times, Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal—covered what was described as Obama’s flip-flop on everything from campaign finance reform, to guns, and the death penalty.

  • american news project
  • Applied Research Center
  • Boyd
  • Chevigny
  • chris hume
  • ColorLines
  • D.C. v Heller
  • David Lombino
  • Election Day
  • Herb Boyd
  • Hume
  • Katy Chevigny
  • Lombino
  • New York Sun
  • Reagon
  • Rinku Sen
  • Second Amendment
  • Sen
  • The Black World Today
  • Toshi Reagon