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Max Rameau: Take Back the City
March 30, 2010Max Rameau is a longtime activist for land rights and housing, and with mortgages, foreclosures, gentrification and construction playing such a huge role in New York's response to the economic crisis, who better to take us on a walk around the Lower East Side?Tea Party Conspiracies, Max Rameau, and Haiti
March 29, 2010In order to respond, alas, we have to understand, and that means going through the looking glass. So wrote Richard Kim of the tea party movement's latest bogeyman--the Cloward-Piven strategy, which demagogues like Glenn Beck proclaim is the strategy for destroying America and putting in place totalitarian socialism. It sounds ridiculous, Richard notes, and that's precisely why it has such power.Circus Amok: Taking it to the Streets
December 23, 2009Most people think of theater as something that happens on a stage, with seated people clapping politely. But Circus Amok take their brand of avant-garde political theater to the streets of New York, even when it's freezing outside.Health Care, Sarah Schulman, and Circus Amok
December 22, 2009The health care bill may have passed the Senate, but there's still heavy debate among progressives as to whether the bill is actual reform. Some of the arguments have gotten heated, personal, but they've also helped to take the framing of the issue away from the Republicans, who have steadfastly remained the Party of No. But the important question remains: without a public option, Medicare buy-in, or other cost-controlling measures, and with Stupak and Nelson holding women's rights for ransom, is there anything good left in this bill?Craig Dykers: Snohetta
July 8, 2009Can architecture accommodate the restless mind of human society? The design firm Snohetta thinks so and has been working to create buildings that are capable of giving something back to the city. Craig Dykers, one of the firm's founding members, talks about his work and Snohetta's current involvement in the September 11 Memorial Museum.
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