State Senate Forum - 11/29/11 - Part 1


11/29/11 - Part one of the State Senate Forum with candidates Will Brownsberger, Jon Hecht, Bob McCarthy and Tim Schofield running for the Second Suffolk and Middlesex Senate District seat. Election will be held December 13, 2011

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State Senate Forum - 11/29/11 - Part 1


11/29/11 - Part one of the State Senate Forum with candidates Will Brownsberger, Jon Hecht, Bob McCarthy and Tim Schofield running for the Second Suffolk and Middlesex Senate District seat. Election will be held December 13, 2011

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State Senate Forum - 11/29/11 - Part 2


11/29/11 - Part two of the State Senate Forum with candidates Will Brownsberger, Jon Hecht, Bob McCarthy and Tim Schofield running for the Second Suffolk and Middlesex Senate District seat. Election will be held December 13, 2011

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State Senate Forum - 11/29/11 - Part 2


11/29/11 - Part two of the State Senate Forum with candidates Will Brownsberger, Jon Hecht, Bob McCarthy and Tim Schofield running for the Second Suffolk and Middlesex Senate District seat. Election will be held December 13, 2011

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Native Americans Mark Day of Mourning on Thanksgiving: "We are not Vanishing, We Are Not Conquered"

The United American Indians of New England marked the 42nd National Day of Mourning in Plymouth, Mass. on Nov. 24 as others celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday. Democracy Now! was there as Native speakers described the "suppressed" history of the holiday, the massacre of the Wampanoag and other indigenous peoples, and their continuing discrimination. They also expressed solidarity with struggles around the world, from Palestine to the Occupy Movement. The speeches were followed by a march through the town of Plymouth, and a potluck social. Democracy Now! was there.

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11/30/2011 - 10:09am

Democracy Now! 2011-11-30 Wednesday

Democracy Now! 2011-11-30 Wednesday

  • Headlines for November 30, 2011
  • Millions of British Public Sector Workers Take to the Streets in Historic General Strike
  • Occupy Wall Street Camps in Los Angeles, Philadelphia Dismantled in Massive Police Raids
  • As Biden Visits Iraq Ahead of U.S. Withdrawal, Critics See Last Ditch-Effort to Preserve Occupation
  • State Dept. Veteran Peter Van Buren Defies U.S. Censors to Recount Failed Reconstruction in Iraq
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11/30/2011 - 8:00am

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