What worries me is the process, not necessarily the outcome. Is it perhaps some lingering 2000 or 2004 election hangover?
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Burning the Future: Seeing the Lights Go Off On Broadway
A new documentary raises the question of where we should be living.
Read More »E-Book Review: Down And Out In The Magic Kingdom By Cory Doctorow
A well crafted and executed piece of social satire that reminds us that life isn't and shouldn't become a popularity contest.
Read More »Interview: Guy Adoua of the UN World Food Programme in Rwanda
Chronic food insecurity and structural poverty seriously reduce opportunities for children in many parts of Rwanda to complete their primary education.
Read More »Book Review: AIDS Sutra – Untold Stories from India edited by Negar Akhavi
India may be headed the way of East Africa of ten years ago and risks AIDS reaching pandemic proportions.
Read More »Moments of Redemption
Humanity rears its mild, non-hate-filled head. Twice in one day!
Read More »Polls Versus Reality: Silent Racism DOES Exist And McCain’s Counting On It
Don't assume that a vote against Obama isn't racist...
Read More »Interview: Christa Räder, World Food Programme Country Director for Sierra Leone
More resources are needed to increase the number of children who receive a daily meal and acquire basic education in Sierra Leone.
Read More »Canadian Politics: We’re Having An Election Too (Not That Anybody’s Noticed)
Steven Harper and the Conservative Party of Canada could very well have a majority government by October 15th.
Read More »Music Review: Los Fabulocos Featuring Kid Ramos Los Fabulocos
Los Fabulocos are an extremely talented and versatile band that can play just about any style of popular music, from both sides of the Rio Grande.
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