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Propaganda: North Korea Perspective on US, Western Civilization

July 29, 2012 FCJ Editor

On a trip to visit family in Seoul in April, I was approached by a man and a woman who claimed to be North Korean defectors. They presented me with…

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Oakland Zoo Removes Ten Commandments Monument

July 27, 2012 FCJ Editor

The Oakland Zoo, a public institution owned by the City of Oakland, removed a Ten Commandments Monument erected by the Eagles in 1966. Their actions averted a protest organized by…

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Arts Review: Occupy Posters Inspired by Rebellious Rocker Era

July 26, 2012 Catherine Lee

A historical entourage of voices and styles bound by the Bay Area takes center stage at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in its exhibit of Occupy inspired posters…

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Only in America

July 25, 2012 Tim Arnold

The massacre in the Aurora movie theater should surprise no one. After Virginia Tech, after Columbine, after Jordan Lee Loughner’s assault on Gabby Giffords, it should surprise no one. And…

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Occupy This Art Show: Yerba Buena Showcases Resistance History Through Art

July 9, 2012 Brian Rinker

Saturday evening, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts unveiled Occupy Bay Area — an exhibit showcasing political posters, photos and videos of the movement’s guiding principles — with an…

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Teenagers and Social Media

July 5, 2012 Ralph E. Stone

For the vast majority of teens, social and other digital communications media are a daily part of life. Two-thirds of teens text every day, half visit social networking sites daily,…

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From Raisin in the Sun to Clybourne Park

June 22, 2012 Ralph E. Stone

Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, is a holiday in the United States commemorating the announcement of the abolition of slavery in Texas in 1865. Celebrated on…

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Propaganda: North Korea Perspective on US, Western Civilization

Oakland Zoo Removes Ten Commandments Monument

Arts Review: Occupy Posters Inspired by Rebellious Rocker Era

Only in America

Occupy This Art Show: Yerba Buena Showcases Resistance History Through Art

From Raisin in the Sun to Clybourne Park

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