Posts Tagged ‘sesame street’
It’s always sunny on West Bank’s Sesame Street
By Joseph Nasr RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) – It’s always a sunny day on Sesame Street in the West Bank, where the neighbors are friendly and the muppets never see an Israeli army checkpoint all day long. The Shara’a Simsim version of the popular television program teaches Palestinian...
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Are Ohio’s Black and Latino students buoyed by a system of preferences? Not hardly
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Glen Ford: American imperialism unraveling (part 1)
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The battle of Egypt and the Western hypocrisy
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Professor Lawrence Davidson discusses Egypt, the U.S., and Israel
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Swiss miss Bush – GWB ducks Geneva criminal torture charges
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Adham Odeh: “Assange stated that Wikileaks’ primary focus is on “oppressive regimes in Asia, the former Soviet bloc, Sub-Sahar...
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GilGamesh: A site supposedly concerned with racism does an interview with the editor of the Jewish Tribal Review. Hmmm? How com...
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lc1311: This is a great article and a must read. I love this website! I hope it can enlighten generations....
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Adham Odeh: To add to what Jeff Blankfort said on being anti-isreal, its clear to me that to To be anti-Israel is to be anti-genocid...
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Jeff Blankfort: At least Kersting is consistent, using 50 words to tell his lies when one would do just as well. This is the reason he h...
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