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Which Way The Wind Blows: Bill Ayers On Obama

Nov 17th, 2008 · The name of former anti-war activist William Ayers was brought up twice in an attempt to discredit Barack Obam during the recent presidential campaign a — first by Hillary Clinton, and then by the McCain campaign.

Keywords: Activist · presidential · campaign · McCain · Obama · Bill · Hillary Clinton · Ayers · discredits · William Ayers · Barack Obam

Obama's Debt To The 'Moses Generation'

Nov 17th, 2008 · David Remnick, editor-in-chief of The New Yorker, discusses Obama's debt to the "Moses generation" of American civil rights leaders — activists who made it possible for Obama to lead his own "Joshua generation."

Keywords: Americans · Activist · civil · debt · New Yorker · Joshua · Obama · David Remnick · Mose

Juanes Wins 5 Latin Grammys

Nov 14th, 2008 · Colombian rocker and social activist Juanes took home five Latin Grammys last night, sweeping in all five categories in which he was nominated. His hit song, Me Enamora, won song of the year, record of the year and best short form music video.

Keywords: Activist · Grammy · video · social · music · songs · rocker · Latin · Juan · Colombian · Latin Grammys · Me Enamora

Latinos Increasingly Targeted For Hate Crimes

Nov 12th, 2008 · The FBI reports that hate crimes against Latinos rose almost 40 percent between 2003 and 2006, and Hispanic activists say they are being targeted with threats and intimidation. Tony Asion, of El Pueblo, a Latino advocacy group, is joined by Kevin Johnson, of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund to discuss the statistics that are sending shockwaves through some Latino communities.

Keywords: crime · 2006 · Activist · Latino · communities · FBI · 2003 · Advocacy · Hispanic · shockwaves · intimidation · Education Fund

Remembering Miriam Makeba, 'Mama Africa'

Nov 10th, 2008 · South African singer and activist Miriam Makeba died Sunday at age 76. In a letter of tribute, Nelson Mandela said, "Her music inspired a powerful sense of hope in all of us." Talk of the Nation remembers her with a 1988 recording of Mosadi Ku Rima.

Keywords: national · Africa · Activist · Tribute · music · Africans · Singer · 1988 · Nelson Mandela · Mama · Miriam · Makeba

Music World Mourns 'Mama Africa' *

Nov 10th, 2008 · Legendary South African singer and activist Miriam Makeba died this weekend after collapsing on stage at a concert in Italy. Makeba was 76. She was the first African woman to win a Grammy and was affectionately known around the world as "Mama Africa." Host Michel Martin offers a reflection.

Keywords: Italy · Africa · world · Activist · Grammy · music · Africans · Singer · concert · South African · Mama · Makeba

Protests Against Gay-Marriage Ban Target Mormons

Nov 7th, 2008 · In California, gay activists angered over the passage of a same-sex marriage ban are taking aim at Mormons who supported the measure. On Thursday, hundreds of protesters gathered at the Mormon Temple in Los Angeles for demonstrations.

Keywords: protests · demonstrations · Sex · Activist · Los Angeles · California · Gay · marriage · Mormon · Mormon Temple

Obama Supporters Could Fix Communities *

Nov 6th, 2008 · Now that Barack Obama has been elected president, there is hope that something can be done about poverty, jobless rate and lower performing schools in minority neighborhoods. Roger Wilkins is a civil rights activist and author. Taylor Branch is a Pulitzer Prize-winning author. They discuss with Steve Inskeep how the multi-racial people who volunteered for Obama's campaign can help work to solve the problems in poor communities.

Keywords: Activist · poor · civil · president · Steve Inskeep · communities · schools · Pulitzer Prize · campaign · poverty · neighborhoods · Racial

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