Peace movement.

  • Democracy Now! October 3, 2002

    Seven-time Emmy Award winner and former Screen Actor s Guild President Ed Asner talks about his life of political activism and his opposition to war; Musician/playwright Oscar Brown Jr., Palestinian-American poet Suheir Hammad and Miles Solay of Refuse and Resist, join Ed Asner for a roundtable discussion on the Not In Our Name movement |9:00-9:01…

  • Democracy Now! October 7, 2002

    Lula Takes Big Lead in Brazil: Leftist candidate from the Workers Party narrowly misses 50 percent vote forcing presidential run-off; Not In Our Name: More than 20,000 gather in New York s Central Park. We hear from Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney (D-GA), director Mira Nair, actor Tim Robbins, hip-hop poet Saul Williams and Afghan-American Shokriea Yaghi,…

  • Democracy Now! October 8, 2002

    Bush wants war: The President addresses the nation from Cincinnati as thousands protest in the streets outside. A response from Congressman Dennis Kucinich, Jay Bookman, Deputy editorial page editor at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Cincinnati protester Sister Alice Gerdeman; Talkback to War: As millions across the globe continue to speak out against war, we hear…

  • Democracy Now! October 10, 2002

    Dissent in the Capitol: As Washington prepares for war with Iraq we hear voices of peace from the floor of Congress; Anti-war protests & arrests continue in Washington & New York; The journey from torture to truth: A discussion on terror with Chilean writer Ariel Dorfman and Sister Dianna Ortiz, an American nun tortured by…

  • Democracy Now! October 11, 2002

    Iraq Journal: An exclusive look inside an Iraqi factory that the U.S. claims is part of a convert nuclear weapons program; Congress gives Bush unilateral power to invade Iraq without UN approval or Congressional notice: House members Dennis Kucinich & Barbara Lee try to delay the vote; Senator Hillary Clinton just says yes to the…

  • Democracy Now! October 17, 2002

    The World s Most Dangerous Man : Those were the words of Henry Kissinger to describe Daniel Ellsberg, the man who risked his life to expose the Pentagon Papers, a 7,000 page top secret study of decision-making in Vietnam. We talk to him for an hour on how he went from being a Pentagon official…

  • Democracy Now! April 3, 2003

    Hour 1: U.S. forces close in on Baghdad from two directions: We go to the Iraqi capital to talk with umembedded reporter May Ying Welsh; Kesbeh family arrives in Jordan after being deported from Houston: We talk with them from a refugee camp where the family of nine now lives near penniless in a single…

  • Democracy Now! April 3, 2003

    Over 60 people dead after US bombs impoverished Iraqi neighborhood in Hilla: we talk to the AFP reporter who saw cluster bomblets there; Send in giant, armored bulldozers, Israeli military advises US troops poised to invade Baghdad: but when confronted by peace activists, retired Israeli General admits Israeli army makes many mistakes and calls for…

  • Democracy Now! April 4, 2003

    Hour 1: The United States is the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today: We hear Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speak out against the Vietnam War on the 35th anniversary of his assassination and talk with the Rev. James Lawson on MLK & war; We don’t do body counts says Gen. Tommy Franks:…

  • Democracy Now! April 4, 2003

    The United States is the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today: We hear Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speak out against the Vietnam War on the 35th anniversary of his assassination and talk with the Rev. James Lawson on MLK & war; We don’t do body counts says Gen. Tommy Franks: To counter…