New Orleans There for all of the world to see and experience is New Orleans in all of its glory and damned if the lights don’t go off and show our ass instead of our smiling faces! This is what a cover-up reads like, thanks to the Association Press “explanation,” if that’s what you call …
Month: February 2013
The Problem of Remittances and Financial Literacy for Immigrants
Atlanta I got lucky and five students, now calling themselves the ACORN International Team at Georgia State University, picked as their major project at the GSU School of Social Work helping us develop information and support for our Remittance Justice Campaign. We assembled at a Nepalese restaurant in an Atlanta neighborhood that is at the …
Every Friday in Bil’in is Demo Time for Iyad Burnat and the Gang on the West Bank
Atlanta Fred Brooks, an old comrade, and now professor at Georgia State, asked if I would be interested in hearing a visiting speaker, Iyad Burnat, who was a Palestinian organizer of nonviolent protests on the ever controversial West Bank and happened to be giving a talk at Kennesaw State at the international conflict resolution center up …