Podcast
'Writing as Resistance' - Chris Hedges speaks about the role of writers and artists in social change
Victoria Fenner
| A talk from the Precarious: ArtsWORK Festival in Peterborough |
Podcast Meghan Murphy | American journalist and Pulitzer prize-winning author, Chris Hedges, will speak in Vancouver on Friday, September 25. |
Columnists Monia Mazigh | Chris Hedges' recent book is a passionate call for the oppressed of the Empire to revolt against the tyranny of surveillance, financial greed and propagandist journalism. |
Blog Resh Budhu | How do we RETHINK the role of education in these times; RESIST neoliberal incursion into teaching and learning; and RECLAIM our educational institutions as vital democratic centres? |
Blog Brad Hornick | Chris Hedges, Moby Dick and the State of Extraction |
Blog Brenda Belak | Chris Hedges recently visited Vancouver's Downtown Eastside but instead of listening to sex workers, he used them as props to support his belief that sex work is part of the capitalist machine. |
News Chris Hedges | Chris Hedges was scheduled to speak at the Toronto protest against Bill C-51 on Saturday. Weather delayed his plane, but rabble.ca was able to obtain the text of his address, and we present it here. |
RabbleTV Humberto DaSilva, Elizabeth Littlejohn, H.G. Watson | rabble.ca reporter H. G. Watson interviews Chris Hedges on the protests against Bill C-51 taking place in 50 cities across Canada. |
News H.G. Watson | Journalist Chris Hedges was to speak at Toronto's protest against C-51. Weather delayed his flight, but rabble.ca caught up with him for an exclusive interview. |
Blog Meghan Murphy | Organizer of State of Extraction conference pressured to cancel Pulitzer Prize-winner, Chris Hedges', keynote speech due to his taking a feminist position on prostitution. |
Blog Dennis Gruending | What can be done to stop Americans from shooting one another? |
News Chris Hedges | What is happening in Egypt is a precursor to a wider global war between the world's elites and the world's poor. |
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