protests

"This booklet is a facsimile of one of a series of pamphlets by Peter Schumann, printed in the mid-1960's, which protested the Vietnam War. Bob Chaffee mimeographed them at work, and puppeteers hawked them at shows and around New York City's Lower East Side, where Bread & Puppet Theater was based from 1963 until its move to Vermont in 1970."

Reprint of 1981 essay, originally published in GOLDENSEAL.
"The assassination of Matewan Masscre defendants Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers in August 1921 brought the West Virginia Mine Wars to a frenzied crescendo. Outraged coal miners marched South from the Kanawha valley by the thousands..."

"In this issue: Art Basel. Tear Gas. Sylvester Stallone. Take Back the Land. FTAA Protests. Shephard Fairey. and more!"

Boo, a semi-anonymous narrator, talks about her experience in Quebec City during a protest against the FTAA (Free Trade Are of Americas).

A first hand account of a protest at a Niketown opening in Boston, MA in 1997. Includes media content advertising as well as condemning the opening of the store and sweatshop practices alleged to be undertaken by the company. Also includes Nike company policy statements and the like.

Details about a protest in Boston area with correspondence from police responding to author's concerns.

Sarah talks about moving and adjusting to life in Halifax.

"An offbeat guide to ideas that have forever changed our world. In this issue, we explore the teachings of M.K. Gandhi regarding non-violent protest, or as he referred to it, sayagraha."