Inshallah, Kashmir
By Justin AlvarezJanuary 2012
Without India’s Censor Board approval, Oscar-nominated filmmaker releases new documentary on Kashmiris’ oppression online.
Celebrating One Year Since Egypt’s Uprising
By Joel WhitneyJanuary 2012
A new film collective reminds us of the courage that spawned Egypt’s landmark protests, and the work yet to do.
The Fate of the Jarawa
By Joanna EedeJanuary 2012
Two years after Andaman tribe dies, another “faces extinction.”
Troubadours of the Revolution
By Torie Rose DeGhettJanuary 2012
The repertoire of musical dissidence performed by hip hop artists and rappers has been a key force in the Arab Spring.
The Struggle for Freedom and Democracy in Syria
By Søren SchmidtJanuary 2012
A wise statesman listens to the footsteps of history. It seems that Bashar al-Assad has a different theory.
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INTERVIEWS
Waiting for Nobody
Fortunato Salazar interviews Michelle RheeThe controversial education reformer on improving mobility, the gap between the U.S. and other developed countries, and why she’s optimistic.
FICTION
Turnabout
A one-act play by Daniel Reitz"What are years? Just so much backed-up vomit and shit. But look at me digressing. How rude of me. When you want money."
ART
7 Rooms
Photographs by Rafal MilachIn Russian, a language in which there is a separate word for everything, the word “country” means both the territory and the government.
GUERNICA DAILY
January 27, 2012—Breaking News and Commentary from Citizens for Legitimate Government
27 January 2012 -
 | Breaking news from the multi-partisan activist group. |
Zoya Phan: Burma Needs Real Peace, Not Just A Pause in Conflict
27 January 2012 -
 | What’s the benchmark for real change in Burma? |
VIDEO: Inshallah, Kashmir: Living Terror
27 January 2012 -
 | Without India’s Censor Board approval, Oscar-nominated director Ashvin Kumar releases new documentary on Kashmiris’ plight online. |
Joel Whitney: Celebrating One Year Since Egypt’s Uprising
26 January 2012 -
 | This week marks the one-year anniversary of Egypt’s landmark protests. A new film collective reminds us of the courage that spawned it, and the work yet to do. |
Christian Parenti: Why Climate Change Will Make You Love Big Government
26 January 2012 -
 | A secret history of free enterprise and the government that made it possible. |
Joanna Eede: The Fate of the Jarawa
26 January 2012 -
 | Two years after Andaman tribe dies, another “faces extinction.” |
Torie Rose DeGhett: Troubadours of the Revolution
25 January 2012 -
 | The repertoire of musical dissidence performed by hip hop artists and rappers has been a key force in the Arab Spring. |
Robert Reich: Who is Sheldon Adelson and What Has Newt Promised Him?
25 January 2012 -
 | Do you know who Sheldon and Marian Adelson are? Do you know what Newt Gingrich has promised them, or what they think they’ll get out of a Grinch presidency? |
