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Adam and I interview two students about there experiences in the class. And the incident this Saturday morning where right-wing blogger Adam Sharp attempted to force his way into a ongoing class. For precautionary measures, our first interview was conducted anonymously.

Second Interview

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Adam and I interview two students about there experiences in the class. And the incident this Saturday morning where right-wing blogger Adam Sharp attempted to force his way into a ongoing class. For precautionary measures our first interview was conducted anonymously.

First Interview

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This week Adam and I discuss the "Breitbarting" of a Labor Studies class at the Kansas City and St. Louis branches at the University of Missouri. We play and discuss two videos clips from Professor Judy Ancel and Don Giljam. Please listen to the second and third segments of our show for the interviews with the two UMSL students.

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This week Adam and I interviewed Fifi and Sandra from the Palestinian Solidarity Committee (PSC). We talked about the prospects for peace between Israel and Palestine, and the controversy over Marvin Cassy, an Israeli Cultural Ambassador, and Wash U's Universal Beatz.

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In the second segment of our show Adam and I discuss the new Missouri congressional map. And then move on to talk about the Media's coverage of Republican senatorial candidate, Ed Martin, particularly an article in St. Louis Magazine.

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This week Adam and I interview Justin Stein, the inter campus coordinator for the Peace Economy Project and the student co-chair for Jobs with Justice about the upcoming Student Activist Coalition of St. Louis Conference. The conference will be held on Saturday April 9th at the Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis, will feature workshops panel discussions and other events to build and strengthen student and youth activist in St. Louis.

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Links
STACS Facebook page

studentactivistcoalitionstl.blogspot.com

Registrar at - [email protected]

Regional Arts Commission of St. Louis 6128 Delmar St. Louis, MO

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This week Adam and I discuss events in Wisconsin and the poor reporting of the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Additionally we talk about "Cookie's Law" where the traditional media often disregards in favor of discussing controversy. We end the show debating the merits of attacking Libya.

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Adam and I discussed the mainstream media's poor coverage of the 4000+ pro-Labor rally in St. Louis, particularly the St. Louis Post Dispatch, and KMOV. We moved on to NPR getting punked by James O'Keefe's deceitful video editing, and ended the show discussing the Obama administration's maltreatment of Pfc. Bradley Manning.

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Adam and I interviewed Cathy Sherwin about the recently passed anti-labor legislation in Wisconsin, and the groundswell of protest across the country including the 4000+ rally in St. Louis. The second segment of the show will be in a separate post.

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Adam and I interview Brian K Massey, the University of Missouri-St. Louis student, who was a victim of a police brutality incident in November of 2010. Massey talks about his pending court case, the hostility he has experienced from the university administration and the police force, and how UMSL has refused to acknowledge any wrongdoing.

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