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When Kentucky Had No Union Men

George Davis

The Singing Miner of Hazard, KY! George worked 28 yrs in the mines, and even with a damaged arm managed to learn guitar and won every Labor Day song writing contest with simple chords and...

A People's History of the United States

A Lecture at Reed College

Howard Zinn

A scintillating lecture and discussion by the legendary teacher, historian and activist. Here Zinn explains with great humor and passion how his teaching, his history and his activism are parts of...

Stories Hollywood Never Tells

Howard Zinn

What sort of view of our history do we get from Hollywood movies? Why are some stories told and others not? Howard Zinn's People's History of the United States helped to enlarge our sense of...

Story Of Greenwood, Mississippi

Robert Moses

The historic campaign for voter registration - as told (and occasionally sung) by the participants themselves - unsung heroes all, save for Dick Gregory and Medgar Evers. Moving testimony, and...

Monkeywrenching the New World Order

Howard Zinn

When tens of thousands of demonstrators shut down the WTO meetings in Seattle, it heralded not only an awareness of the new global capitalist order, but the start of a movement to effectively...

Prisons on Fire

George Jackson, Attica & Black Liberation

Freedom Archives

Thirty years ago, America's prisons burned. Here's how, why, and what happened. Who were the Attica Brothers? Why did 1,500 Black, Puerto Rican and white prisoners seize control of the New York...

The Roots of Resistance Vol. 1

Freedom Archives

Selected highlights from the incredible Freedom Archives (producers of the AK Prisons On Fire CD]. A full 70 minutes of the sounds of the 50s through the 90s - Maya Angelou, Paul Robeson, Malcolm...

Artists in a Time of War

Howard Zinn

"As soon as you speak outside the boundaries, as soon as you say things that are different from what the establishment and the media and leading intellectuals are telling you to say, the question...

Life In Occupied America

Ward Churchill

"By 1890, the census of the United States officially recorded that there were fewer than 250,000 living Native people within the borders of the 48 contiguous states of the United States. This from...