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New Found Feminism, Wallace Shawn on Being Bourgeois, and The United States of Poetry
July 28, 2008What would a feminist campaign really look like? Playwright, actor Wally Shawn on upper class angst, The Food Stamp Challenge, and The United States of Poetry with Leonard Cohen and Amiri Baraka.Of Presidents and Poets
July 12, 2008Jimmy Carter and Michael Franti, in the United States of Poetry.Let Teachers Teach, Virtual Iraq, and the Federation of Black Cowboys
July 8, 2008Tonight on GRITtv what it takes to teach. Three NY City public school teachers talk about the obstacles they face, why tests are destroying creativity and critical thinking, and why your favorite teacher might think twice about teaching today. Find out why the National Education Association endorsed Barack Obama and why they’re pressuring him to shift the focus from tests to teaching.The United States of Poetry
July 1, 2008Poetry needs no introduction. In this clip from the audacious “United States of Poetry,” Leonard Cohen and Amiri Baraka opine on the American dream. From the wars against disorder and the fires of the homeless Democracy is coming to the USA. The flag may be on fire and that X is black.New Found Feminism, Wallace Shawn on Being Bourgeois, and The United States of Poetry
July 1, 2008What would a feminist campaign really look like? Playwright, actor Wally Shawn on upper class angst, The Food Stamp Challenge, and The United States of Poetry with Leonard Cohen and Amiri Baraka.
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