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Showing posts with label Activists. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Activists. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Don't Call it Clean: Confronting the White House on Dirty Energy by Shadia Fayne Wood
Don't Call it Clean: Confronting the White House on Dirty Energy by Shadia Fayne Wood: "We were a group of young people, most of us people of color from communities disproportionately impacted by dirty energy. We had all imagined how different our lives might become under the Obama administration—and many of us had worked tirelessly to get him elected."
Labels:
Activists,
Climate Change,
Young People
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Colin Beavan: Advice From an Accidental Activist
So many of us have good ideas for helping the world. But we tuck our ideas away. I did. I’d tell myself that if the idea were any good someone else would have already done it. That I’m not capable of making a difference. I’d sit on my ideas, get on with my “life,” and then feel angry at the world because the problems I cared about didn’t get solved.
I had that fear of going first. Read more...
I had that fear of going first. Read more...
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Activist Post: The Tipping Point is Here
Activist Post: The Tipping Point is Here: "I believe we have finally breached the tipping point in the socio-political landscape of the United States of America. �There will be no going back from here. �Everyone on all levels of society including the elites must make a choice. �Will you stand for real reform and an end of the feudalistic rule of the oligarchs and their paid-off puppets that line the streets of Washington D.C., or will you keep your mouth shut and play the old and dying game in the context of a completely different cultural environment?"
Friday, September 17, 2010
The Revolutionary Optimists - ITVS
The Revolutionary Optimists - ITVS: "Amlan Ganguly empowers children to become activists and educators, with powerful results. The Revolutionary Optimists follows him as he attempts to replicate his work in the brick fields outside the city, where children live and work in unimaginable conditions."
Labels:
Activists,
Children,
Revolutionary Concepts
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