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Part 1: The River of Vision
Timothy S. Bennett · 5 stars
"I'm trying to find a way to translate my experience, so you can relate, but I'm waiting... waiting for the moment you stopped listening."
6 min · 5 stars
The global epidemic of violence against women and their systematic exclusion from the power structures that rule us are integral to man's violent exploitation of Earth and her resources, writes Nafeez Ahmed. The fight to save the Earth must begin with the empowerment of women...
Nafeez Ahmed · 5 stars
The week of Venezuela's presidential election, John Oliver dedicated an ENTIRE episode of his HBO show "Last Week Tonight" to the countryfull of distortions and highly misleading to progressive-minded people.
47 min · 5 stars
A dystopian warning from the future
"My dad was an abusive alcoholic, or whatever. He'd go to the bar, come home drunk, find out I'd f-cked up at school, and he'd choke me out."
Panic Volkushka · 5 stars
Mindless, violent thugs, hell-bent on sowing chaos. Thats the kind of press anarchists often get. Uri Gordon provides a more sympathetic take on a growing yet still little understood politicalmovement.
Uri Gordon · 5 stars
President Trump announced the U.S.s intent to withdraw from the landmark Paris climate agreement what many said was the worlds best chance to collectively limit the impact on the planet.
The first effects of climate change are already being felt, and projections show that...
28 min · 5 stars
Every drone flown by the U.S. military has inside a piece of the Democratic Republic of the Congo--a valuable mineral, of which the DRC has trillions of dollars worth buried underground.
27 min · 5 stars
It's been five years sincetheFilms For Action project began in Lawrence, Kansas. It started with one simple idea:wecan't depend onthemainstream mediatoinform us, so let's becomethemedia ourselves by hosting documentaries on issues thatthecorporatemedia ignores.
Political movements rarely succeed without causing discomfort and inconvenience
Francine Prose · 5 stars
Peter Joseph addresses the opening arguments put forward by Jordan B. Peterson, from Peterson's debate with Slavoj Zizek called "Happiness: Capitalism vs. Marxism" - April 19th 2019 (Sorry for the typos. Mostly min. 46-48)
54 min · 5 stars
Theres a revolution underway in South America, but most of the world doesnt know it. Oliver Stone sets out on a road trip across five countries to explore the social and political movements as well as the mainstream medias misperception of South America while interviewing...
77 min · 4.8 stars
Through the stories of six extraordinary individuals, Self-Taught explores what self-directed education means to them and the impact it has had on their lives, ambitions, work and beliefs.
77 min · 5 stars
A middle class white guy comes to grips with peak oil, climate change, mass extinction, population overshoot and the demise of the American lifestyle.
123 min · 4.7 stars
Sometimes I feel nostalgic for the cultural mythology of my youth, a world in which there was nothing wrong with soda pop, in which the super Bowl was important, in which America was bringing democracy to the world, in which the doctor could fix you, in which science was...
Charles Eisenstein · 5 stars
So, I was trying to get my friend to read a recent issue of Adbusters magazine.
The FBI caught another homegrown terrorist this week, except like many recent plots the agency has uncovered, the attack was a plant, a plan concocted by the FBI itself. Its the latest in a growing number of terrorism plots that the FBI stirs up by infiltrating communities...
Seth Freed Wessler · 5 stars
Have you ever fallen into a black hole of comparison shopping? Youre looking for a new digital camera, for instance. You head over to Cnet.com and read some reviews of various cameras, watch the video demos, identify the model you want. Then perhaps you employ Googles...
Jocelyn K. Glei · 5 stars
Dear Citizens of the United States of America,
Anonymous · 5 stars
Humanity is more than ever threatened by its own actions; we hear a lot about the need to minimize footprints and to reduce our impact. But what if our footprints were beneficial? What if we could meet human needs while increasing the health and well-being of our planet?
92 min · 4.6 stars
This is easily the best comic strip ever made.
John Lennon. Art by Pablo Stanley · 4.6 stars
A powerful and timely investigation into the medias role in war, tracing the history ofembeddedand independent reporting from the carnage of World War One to the destruction of Hiroshima, and from the invasion of Vietnam to the current war in Afghanistan and disaster in Iraq.
98 min · 4.7 stars
Margot Wallstrms principled stand deserves wide support. Betrayal seems more likely
Nick Cohen · 4.7 stars
We all know that class differences exist in society, but just how bad can it be?Auckland-based artistToby Morrisrecently created an illustration breaking down the upbringing differences depending on socioeconomic status.
Toby Morris · 4.8 stars
You dont have to tackle it all at once.
Maritsa Patrinos · 4.8 stars
This is why we are here. And this is what we need to remember.
1 min · 4.8 stars
Anna Baltzer, a Jewish American, gives her eyewitness perspectives on average citizens living in occupied Palestine. Baltzer spent 5 months in the West Bank working with the International Women's Peace Service. Her presentation highlights how the Israeli government's policies...
1 min · 4.7 stars
"When working-class people (or their upper-class idols) argue that the rich must get richer to properly motivate the rich, but the poor must stay poor or else they will lose all incentive to work, they are repeating dogmas that are as old as the invention of capitalism...
Yasha Levine · 4.7 stars
Depression, anxiety, and fatigue are an essential part of a process of metamorphosis that is unfolding on the planet today, and highly significant for the light they shed on the transition from an old world to a new.
Charles Eisenstein · 4.6 stars
In RiP: A Remix Manifesto, Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor explores issues of copyright in the information age, mashing up the media landscape of the 20th century and shattering the wall between users and producers.
80 min · 4.9 stars
No one with any sense who observes keenly the present condition of humanity, will deny the fact that the world today needs the religion. Why I say the religion and not a religion is because there are many religions in existence which might be called a religion; but what is...
Hazrat Inayat Khan · 4.9 stars
Comedian Mark Thomas walked the length of Israel's Apartheid Wall on both sides! July 2014 marks 10 years since the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled the construction of Israel's Apartheid Wall in the occupied Palestinian West Bank illegal under international law.
2 min · 4.9 stars
Powerful short video remix. Graham Hancock and Joe Rogan discuss our current situation on the planet. The audio was taken from Joe Rogan Experience podcast episode 417.
3 min · 4.9 stars
Streaming giant Netflix recently launchedCowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret, a 90-minute documentary financed via the crowd-funding site Indiegogo and executive-produced by Hollywood star Leonardo di Caprio. It is the latest in a short line of factual features promoted by...
Alison Homewood · 4.9 stars
Migrants seeking a better life in Europe have died by the thousands in the Mediterranean Sea in recent years while fleeing poverty and bloodshed in Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
David Sim · 4.9 stars
The powerful and hard-hitting documentary, American Holocaust, is quite possibly the only film that reveals the link between the Nazi holocaust, which claimed at least 6 million Jews, and the American Holocaust which claimed, according to conservative estimates, 19 million...
30 min · 4.7 stars
Men are obsessed with sex, according to this article by Steve Bearman in Elephant Journal (and re-posted on this website). Men are thought to think about sex all the time, and allowed to be sexual all the time. For women that is pretty different...! We will be frequently...
Dead white men are revered by many as responsible for the advancement of civilisation, says sociology professor Kehinde Andrews.But, he argues, this so-called progress came at the expense of millions of people of colour.Global inequality is not an accident, he argues it is...
2 min · 4.9 stars
Most of us, says Marlon James, are non-racist. While that leaves us with a clear conscience, he argues, it does nothing to help fight injustice in the world. In fact, we can pull off being non-racist by being asleep in bed while black men are killed by police. We need to stop...
2 min · 4.9 stars
Veterans For Peace UK is an ex-services organisation of men and women who have served in every war that Britain has fought since WW2. Thier work involves:
3 min · 4.9 stars
News reporter Jonathan Pie gets annoyed at the so called "Clean for The Queen" campaign.
2 min · 4.9 stars
My meeting with Charles Eisenstein.
20 min · 4.9 stars
Series Premiere: Culture in Decline | Episode #1 "What Democracy?" by Peter Joseph. This opening show addresses the coming 2012 US Presidential Election and the subject of what we perceive as "Democracy" in the world today.
29 min · 4.9 stars
Thoughts on the first weeks at Nuit Debout, how it functions, its massification, its relationship to the labour unions, to violence, to police brutality and to the post-colonial left.
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Struggle[s] at Nuit Debout, Lutte[s] Nuit Debout, Part 1: Paris
30 min · 4.9 stars
Tyler Kingkade · 4.9 stars
Anonymous published information about Donald Trump, includinghis cell phone number and Social Security number, online. The response from the Trump team was to call for the arrest of those responsible and for an apparent investigation by theFBI and Secret Service.However, what...
4 min · 4.9 stars
The oil industry is a powerhouse with control over land, resources, politics and more. In this episode of The Empire Files, Abby Martin uncovers big oil's strong-arm reach--its growth, its crimes, its power and its impunity.
29 min · 4.9 stars
Rest in Power, Gil Scott-Heron (1949 - 2011). Watch a music video of 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised' via Part 2.
1 min · 4.9 stars
Sagan's ability to convey his ideas allowed many people to understand the cosmos bettersimultaneously emphasizing the value and worthiness of the human race, and the relative insignificance of the Earth in comparison to the Universe. He hosted and, with Ann Druyan, co-wrote...
4 min · 4.9 stars
Agneta is a documentary film about the life of the now 80-year-old Swedish peace activist Agneta Norberg. Through Agneta's extraordinary and humorouspersonality, the documentary explores questions of what it means to be an activist, how a third world war can be avoided, and...
60 min · 4.9 stars
Alex Landau, an African American man, was raised by his adoptive white parents to believe that skin color didnt matter. But when Alex was pulled over by Denver police officers one night in 2009, he lost his belief in a color-blind worldand nearly lost his life. Alex tells his...
3 min · 4.9 stars
Stress isnt always a bad thing; it can be handy for a burst of extra energy and focus, like when youre playing a competitive sport or have to speak in public. But when its continuous, it actually begins to change your brain. Madhumita Murgia shows how chronic stress can...
4 min · 4.9 stars
Inspired by Dwight Eisenhowers legendary farewell speech (in which he coined the phrase military industrial complex), filmmaker Eugene Jarecki surveys the scorched landscape of a half-centurys military adventures, asking how and telling why a nation of, by, and for the people...
104 min · 4.7 stars
In Racing Extinction, a team of artists and activists exposes the hidden world of extinction with never-before-seen images that will change the way we see the planet. Two worlds drive extinction across the globe, potentially resulting in the loss of half of all species. The...
3 min · 4.9 stars
I think the world deserves to see the truth about #NoDAPL
6 min · 4.9 stars
In Defence of Life follows the struggles and triumphs of four communities resisting large-scale mining projects in Colombia, the Philippines, South Africa and Romania. Courageous environmental and human rights defenders from these communities describe how they have suffered...
33 min · 4.9 stars
Humano is a documentary that narrates a young man's journey to the Andes mountains, accompanied only by a camera, two hundred questions and the yearning to discover the origin of man. In Q'eros, he meets a shaman who will explain that before answering his questions, he must...
88 min · 4.9 stars