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Indymedia Roundup - Week of February 14, 2011
By syndicated_content on 14 Feb 2011Rally Against Hate in Hastings -- Hastings High School students put on three showings last weekend of The Laramie Project, a popular play about about the homophobic murder of gay student Matthew Shephard in Laramie, Wyoming. That drew the attention of the notorious Fred Phelps and his Westboro Baptist Church, a group which sees homosexuality as the root cause of the world's evils and regularly protests Laramie as well as the funerals of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Resistance in Review: TC Indymedia Top 10 of 2010
By syndicated_content on 29 Dec 201010) Rainforest Action Network Targets General Mills, Cargill Over Palm Oil - Jan. 19 (5,843 views) (Read all stories about Environmental Justice & Sustainability)
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TC Indymedia 2010 Resistance in Review
By syndicated_content on 29 Nov 2010Start: 12/03/2010 18:30
Start: 12/03/2010 18:30
Friday, December 3 -- Dinner 6:30/Event 7pm at Waite House: 2529 13th Ave. S. Minneapolis
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Call for Donations to TC Indymedia – Make Trouble With Us
By syndicated_content on 09 Aug 2010Twin Cities Indymedia isn't a typical media outlet. Like all Indymedia collectives worldwide, we don't claim neutrality. Instead, our passionate coverage comes directly from inside social movements--movements in which our volunteers participate.
Together, through our popular website and our less visible community work, we and you both make trouble for imperialism, injustice and oppression.
To continue doing so, we need to make a little money, too. Please contribute today, either through a one-time or sustaining monthly donation.
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US/Canadian joint homeland security suppression of Indymedia journalists for controversial, widely opposed 2010 Olympics
By syndicated_content on 11 Feb 2010Reminding us of its nationalist/fascist roots, as the carefully stage-managed 2010 Olympics gets underway in Vancouver, around a billion dollars have been expended on security theater measures. While Canadian authorities want to encourage people to attend the Olympics, Canadian border and customs officials (Canadian Border Services Agencies) have teamed up to suppress the movement of Indymedia and other independent media reporters into Canada.
