How to Start a Revolution

Watch this inspiring profile of “From Dictatorship to Democracy” author Gene Sharp, whose nonviolent tactics for toppling despots have been employed by protesters in Egypt and Eastern Europe.

CURRENT TV    Comcast channel 125

Tuesday Dec 13  1-2 am, 7-8 am, 6-7 pm

Wednesday Dec 14 2-3 am, 5-6 am, 1-2 pm

The full length movie will be on CURRENT on January 1, 2012

Gene Sharp’s book is free online as a PDF download from the Albert Einstein Institute at

http://www.aeinstein.org/organizations98ce.html

 

With Cain Out Turn the Glare on Gingrich’s Racial Skeletons

Author and political analyst

With GOP presidential contender Herman Cain’s presidential candidacy effectively dead, now’s a good time to turn a hard glare on the suddenly surging GOP Presidential contender Newt Gingrich’s racial skeletons. His closet is stuffed with them. The first reminder of that was his off-the-cuff crack at Harvard that ghetto children are lazy and chronic thieves and should be dumped into menial jobs early on to break their alleged ghetto slothful habits. This racially loaded slur was vintage Gingrich. . . . . .

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Political Analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson Discusses 2012 Pres Race

With Cain Out Turn the Glare on Gingrich’s Racial Skeletons

Posted 12.07.2011 | Black Voices


Private citizen Gingrich was out of the news for the decade after his House tenure ended. But that didn’t mean he had toned down, let alone, altered his thinking, about minorities and how society should deal with them.

Don’t Expect Much Diversity From “President” Romney

Author and political analyst

Sooner or later, presumptive GOP presidential nominee frontrunner Mitt Romney will have to publicly answer which Romney will show up on the issue of race and diversity if he indeed gets the GOP nomination and snatches the White House in 2012. Will it be the Romney that claimed in an interview on Meet the Press in 2007 that he got teary eyed when he heard that his Mormon church’s ruling elders publicly declared that blacks would no longer be barred from the Mormon priesthood? Romney didn’t directly say it but he strongly hinted that the moment stirred strong emotions in him because he never went along with his church’s decade’s old racial bar.

“I was anxious to see a change in my church…. My faith has always told me that and I had no question that African Americans and blacks generally would have every right and every benefit in the hereafter that anyone else had and that God is no respecter of persons.”

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