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BU Represses Biolab Activists |
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by Operation: Over Media Team, |
 On Thursday, April 27, three individuals concerned with the threat posed to the Boston area by Boston University’s proposed Level 4 Biolab, funded by a $128 million grant from the National Institute of Health using Department of Homeland Security money, spoke out during the inaugural ceremony of BU’s tenth president, Robert Brown. |
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16 May 2006
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Filed under: News / Organizing |
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Help Save the South Central Farm - PHOTO ESSAY |
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by Jonathan, |
 The city of Los Angeles is trying to take the collective South Central Farm away from the community. The struggle to save the farm might have implications to urban gardeners and urban community farmers in Boston and across the nation. |
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15 May 2006
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Filed under: News / Environment : Human Rights : Organizing : Social Welfare |
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Alive In Baghdad Project: From Amman |
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by BIMC Editors, |
 These are excerpts from the AliveinBaghdad web site. A project initiated by a BIMC member and currently freelance reporter, Brian Conley, reporting from Amman, Jordan.
During his first trip to Iraq, Brian focused on interviewing Iraqis living in and outside Baghdad. Previous to his trip to Iraq, he had been shooting video for seven years, worked internationally in Quebec City and Guatemala, contributed with Indymedia on two films about the FTAA, and worked independently with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, the Miami Workers, and other organizations of Communities of Color. See www.aliveinbaghdad.org for complete information on this project. |
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12 May 2006
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Filed under: News / Human Rights : International : Politics |
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Framework for a police state – US government phone spying targets all Americans |
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by WSWS Editorial Board, |
 The exposure in Thursday’s USA Today of a vast and secret National Security Agency data base tracking the phone calls of hundreds of millions of Americans is further evidence of the advanced preparations for the establishment of a police state in the United States. The NSA database is a blueprint for political repression and intimidation on a massive scale. |
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12 May 2006
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Filed under: Announcement / Human Rights |
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Fair Trade Art from Zimbabwe Makes Its Way to Boston |
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by Talia Whyte, |
 Socially responsible artwork from Zimbabwe makes a big impression and gives a different image of Africa.
Usually the term fair trade is associated with coffee, chocolate or bananas. But how often do you hear about fair trade art? Planet Aid and Friends Forever Zimbabwe will host a three-week exhibition at the Harriet Tubman House displaying fairly traded sculptures from Zimbabwe starting May 3. |
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08 May 2006
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Filed under: News / Globalization : Human Rights : International : Labor |
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Mexican Repression Sparks Boston Solidarity Demonstration |
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by Solidarity, |
 Roughly 20 demonstrators gathered at the General Consulate of Mexican in Boston today at 4:00pm. They were protesting the recent wave of repression by the Mexican government against residents of Texcoco and Oaxaca. Chanting slogans such as “they killed that young boy in the street,” followed by “and said it met his human needs,” protesters marched in solidarity with the people of Texcoco, which is located near Mexico City. Mexican riot police have directed a brutal campaign of dislocation and eviction against residents there that left one fourteen year old boy dead. As a result, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) suspended “The Other Campaign” and called for worldwide actions to support the victims of Mexican state brutalization. |
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06 May 2006
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Filed under: News / Globalization : Human Rights : International |
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Palestine Youths Art Censorship: Protest at Brandeis |
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by Baza, |
 Almost a hundred Brandies students and local activists descended on the Goldfarb library yesterday to reclaim an exhibit of children’s art by Palestinian refugees that had been removed by school officials. Initiated by an Israeli student and former IOF solider the display showed the realities of life under occupation from the eyes of its young victims. |
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05 May 2006
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Filed under: News / Race |
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