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Thom Hartmann says white people need to understand black people have suffered 400 years of genocide and the murders continue today. This is why members of the Black Lives Matter movement are disrupting campaign events.
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Sometimes political protests can be really inconvenient. And sometimes they target powerful people who already agree with the protestors! What's the point of that?
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Traditional work is disappearing as automation gains momentum. Jobs are hard to find. We need to prepare students for a life beyond the old employment paradigm. We need to teach them a new approach. This documentary explores the problem with current school curriculum and its...
Marissa Johnson, left, on Saturday at the Bernie Sanders rally in Westlake Plaza. Monday, Johnson spoke to the podcast This Week in Blackness about her motivations and political beliefs.
Eli Sanders
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Three stories based upon real life experiences of Gay and Lesbian, men, women and teens living in today's Russia.
Три истории
Why do small, peaceful anti-fracking protests attra
The Network for Police Monitoring
9 min
As refugees and asylum seekers continue to pour into Germany, supporters face off against a surging tide of anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim protesters.
Victim-blaming is rife in today’s world. Claiming benefits? You’re called a scrounger. Fleeing war? You’ll be criticised for spoiling someone’s holiday. Suffer from mental health problems? Maybe
George West
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VICE News secured exclusive access to YPG fighters as they cleared southern Hasakah of Islamic State militants. This is a documentary is 3 parts, which should automatically play consecutively.
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Down the end of the long polished corridor, Mary O'Hagan comes face to face with the condemning words written about her in her psychiatric files. Madness Made Me is a visual poem that grapples with two very different accounts of one person’s madness, and in doing so addresses...
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In the spirit of back-to-school season, we thought we'd help New Yorkers brush up on their knowledge.
Bookchin’s municipalist ideas, once rejected by communists and anarchists alike, have now come to inspire the Kurdish quest for democratic autonomy.
Joris Leverink
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A group in Australia put out a parody rap video to protest against the country's 10% tax on feminine-hygiene products. It's just one of several stunts right now aimed at publicly discussing periods to end the taboo and shame, from marathon runners to Instagram pictures.
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The world's largest crude oil transporter has a secret buried deep in the Great Lakes-two aging oil pipelines that transport 23 million gallons of crude oil through the largest body of fresh water on earth. Enbridge, the company that operates the pipelines, insists that the...
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With a daring stunt, suspended 3000ft in the air from the iconic monolith El Capitan, Survival International campaigner Tesia Bobrycki has launched Survival International’s new "Stop the Con" campaign to end the destruction of tribes and their la
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We invited trans individuals to respond to the word "pronouns." These are their responses.
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The neoliberalist capitalist model has resulted in civil wars and economic disaster, and it’s only going to get worse. Unless, Paul Mason argues, we take advantage of the technological revolution we are living through and create a postcapitalist sharing society. If we let...
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Gunsmoke and Mirrors reveals the truth behind the shooting industry. Despite claims that game birds are wild, natural and free range we show the reality of the intensive breeding and rearing conditions, shocking footage of the millions of other animals killed each year, many...
Why Paris won’t deliver and what we need instead
Alex Scrivener
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An artist paints a caricature of South African president Jacob Zuma that provokes a lawsuit, death threats and a massive street protest. Around this incident, Shield and Spear explores a constellation of stories about identity, art, race, and freedom of expression in South...
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A Place In The Middle is the true story of a young Hawaiian girl who dreams of leading her school's all-male hula troupe, and of an inspiring teacher who uses traditional culture to empower her. Find out more, download free guides and resources, and take the Pledge of Aloha...
As the documentary Kumu Hina reveals, living between both genders is the more powerful “mahu" way.
Jade Snow
Over the past couple of weeks, @DMReporter and I (@BestoftheMail) have been getting more and more aghast by the tone of some of the coverage of the migration in Europe. This is especially apparent in newspaper comment sections where it now seems that literally anything...
Daily Mail Comments (@BestoftheMail)
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When defining the Military Industrial Complex, everybody goes back to Eisenhower. He did popularize the term, but the standard critique of Congress, the Pentagon and the defense industry is now 50 years old. This video provides the old definition, and a newer one.
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Bitcoin: The End Of Money As We Know It traces the history of money from the bartering societies of the ancient world to the trading floors of Wall St. The documentary exposes the practices of central banks and the dubious financial actors who brought the world to its knees...
Black Lives Matter, a loose network of activists around the country, is currently facing backlash for storming the stage at Bernie Sanders’ events. Black people have a long and powerful history of taking over white political spaces in an effort to advance our interests. But...
R.L. Stephens
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Roi Ben-Yehuda challenges you to embrace an idea that offends you! Tweet us your own "idea that offends you" with the hashtag #OffendYourself
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Sex education varies widely between school districts, leaving many teens without comprehensive information. We made a video that covers what some schools are too embarrassed to teach.
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Charlie Chaplin's speech at the end of The Great Dictator has become famous as one of the most inspirational ever recorded. 17 years later, having been forced from the United States because of his political views, Chaplin made A King In New York, satarising McCarthyism and...
And Live off a Piece of Land
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Ñ Don't Stop brings a special 6-part report, produced by Rebel Diaz, on the Ferguson Rebellion that has resulted from the killing of Mike Brown at the hands of Police Officer Darren Wilson. The story covers the beginnings of the rebellion up to the events around the Grand...
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Seventy thousand years ago, our human ancestors were insignificant animals, just minding their own business in a corner of Africa with all the other animals. But now, few would disagree that humans dominate planet Earth. What makes us so different? The answer given by Yuval...
We must pursue policies that transform this country into a nation that affirms the value of its people of color. That starts with addressing the four central types of violence waged against black and brown Americans: physical, political, legal and economic.
Bernie Sanders
Washington State Senator Pramila Jayapal (not pictured) was at the Bernie Sanders rally that got interrupted yesterday in Seattle. She offered some thoughts about the event on Facebook, and we're reprinting them in full here.
Many people have been e-mailing and asking...
Pramila Jayapal
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There's a lot more to the Bernie Revolution than you might realize.
3 min
The way The Dinosaurs extinct themselves is a simple analogy as to what we are doing to ourselves as well.
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In this interview, 15-year-old filmmaker and environmental activist Jonah Bryson asks for your help to save the lush ecosystem surrounding Bala Falls in Muskoka, Ontario from an impending hydraulic power plant development. Learn more at www.FightForBala.com.
The small town of Bala, Muskoka, is threatened by the construction of an unnecessary, environmentally destructive and way oversized power plant.
Jonah Bryson
2 min
CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species
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Meet Terry Bennett and Jennifer Cusentino, two of the filmmakers behind "Under The Influence" - an apt description of where our democracy seems to be headed: influenced less and ess by the will of the people and more and more by moneyed interests. Join the 'Redactivist'...
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Lee Camp talks with groundbreaking author David Degraw, one of the earliest proponents for Occupy and the Worldwide Wave of Action. His revolutionary papers and books have inspired millions. Get more at DavidDeGraw.org. Join the 'Redactivist' movement online...
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Basic Income is the idea that everybody should get $1,000 every month no matter what. Sounds crazy, right? Well, it's totally not and Scott Santens is going to tell us why. He's one of the main spokespeople for Basic Income, which is gaining steam around the world. Join the...
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A deeply moving journey through Japan, Korea, and the United States that turns our perceptions of food and life upside down in an amazingly simple and poetic way.
A homeless shelter in Atlanta decided that their residents desperately needed access to healthy food—but instead of sourcing out, encouraged residents to grow their own.
Heather Dockray
The stories of families suffering serious injuries are too often ignored, discredited, used to further anti-vaccine campaigns, or quietly accepted as a type of collateral damage in our noble war to eradicate the scourge of infectious disease from the planet.
AMY WRIGHT GLENN
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For far too long extractive industries have disrupted and degraded communities across the Southern U.S. From coal and oil to dangerous pipelines and industrial logging, our quality of life, local economies, and natural world are being sacrificed to the detriment of many for...
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This powerful and intimate documentary provides an inside look at the devastating effects of the first atomic bomb ever used, as depicted in heart wrenching testimonials from survivors, and computer generated recreations of the city and way of life that were lost.
9 min
In the 48 hours since the Romney video first gained wide exposure, turd containment crews at Fox News have been working overtime on Bulls**t Mountain.
9 min
This is a clip from The Economics of Happiness. Watch it here (skip to the 10-minute mark to pick up where this clip ends)
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The Sol Cinema is a unique mobile cinema powered entirely by the Sun. We are based in the UK. Peek inside and see how we accommodate 8 adults comfortably for a unique cinematic experience. We can show your own videos or we have a full library of short videos, many with...
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A year after the death of Mike Brown, 2014's most critically acclaimed rap group Run the Jewels took over the BBC to examine if the Ferguson riots made any difference. Outspoken on racism and with millions of downloads, Killer Mike and El-P drove into St Louis to perform on...
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The VSO ICS Youth Volunteers organised a Community Action Day in Phutang Village, Sen Monorom, Mondulkiri Province, Cambodia. They delivered presentations to the Indigenous Minority of the Bunong People about waste disposal and hand hygiene and then ventured into the village...
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In this summer solutions episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert are joined by Charles Hugh Smith of OfTwoMinds.com about the solution to the problems created by collapsing empire and failing central banks. In a world awash with unpayable debts, how does...
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With the heartbreak, outrage and uproar about Cecil the lion, a few things need to be addressed... When are we going to have the courage to ask ourselves why we don't cry out for the billions of animals who are slaughtered every year? The 300 million animals that we kill...
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Documentary looking at the abolition of slavery in Britain and the extraordinary choice by the government of the day to compensate slave owners for their loss of 'property'.
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70 years on after the Atomic Bomb was dropped and questions are still being asked about Hiroshima. Was it necessary considering around 200,000 people are still suffering from the effects of the radiation today?
The 2015 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest judges reviewed nearly 18,000 photographs. These ten pictures won the top prizes.
National Geographic
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5 things that prove we are behind in the fight against Climate Change:
1. O
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Borneo From Below
Discover the rumble beneath the jungle with this new web series by Scubazoo
What is it about Borneo? Few pla
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In 1938 civil rights activist and poet Langston Hughes wrote his chilling poem “Kids Who Die” which illuminates the horrors of lynchings during the Jim Crow era. Now, Hughes’ vivid poetry is being featured in a three minute video created by Frank Chi and Terrance Green...
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Why would a woman need a physical examination to enter the country?
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Momenta is a film and movement founded to educate, raise awareness, and activate communities to stop all proposed coal exports in the Pacific Northwest. We are dedicated to rethinking fossil fuels, their impact on climate and environment, and accelerating the clean energy...
95 min
Chris Rock’s 2009 comedy documentary, ‘Good Hair’ might seem like a simple straightforward comedy documentary about a women’s hair salon. Actually, it goes deeper than that. Something as seemingly simple and innocuous as hairstyle actually has deep historical roots in the...
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As Africa looks desperately for leaders of integrity and vision, the life and ideals of the late Thomas Sankara seem more and more relevant and exemplary with the passage of time. This new film should go a long way towards explaining why, though largely forgotten in this...
At the UN's World Forestry Congress in Durban, South Africa, in September, policymakers, industry and others will debate the 'sustainable future' of forests and people. But there can be no sustainable future until the UN and governments accept that real forests have nothing...
Rainforest Rescue
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Inspired by Boundless Person Bharat Ratna Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's Dream of Planting Trees and in Public interest to share awareness on smoking, lead to making of this video. Hope you all perceive main intention of this video
A U.S. District Court has struck down Idaho’s “ag-gag” law as an unconstitutional attempt by the agriculture industry to silence journalists, animal advocates, and whistleblowers who expose cruel farming practices.
The
Will Potter
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Idaho animal welfare wins, as U.S. District Court judge strikes down an ag-gag law that criminalized the filming of animal abuse on factory farms. Will Potter, journalist and plaintiff of the case, highlights the significance of this landmark victory.
There is an endless supply of people who are ready and willing to inform us about what we are doing wrong, and how we can alter our behaviour so we can get ahead and inject magic and happiness into our lives. Between modern day guru Gala Darling who believes “
Chloe King
Yoga pants by The OM Collection are made out of recycled plastic bottles.
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This film explores the growing link between global environmental change, psychological and mental health challenges. Grounded in his research in the "think and do" tank, MaRS Discovery District-Brandon Hey examines the current state of institutional framings and responses to...
DC Entertainment has undergone some major changes as part of its summer revamp, and one of the most compelling characters to come out of the latest series is a comic book superhero we all thought we knew: Superman.
Kyle Jaeger
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These are the first four chapters of the feature documentary Riots Reframed. You can watch the trailer here.
Jens Rushing, like so many people, took to Facebook to rant about something. Rushing, a paramedic, wrote an angry post about fast food workers winning a $15/hr wage that has since gone viral. But instead of getting angry that his skilled job only pays him the same amount, he...
Craig Carilli
No Longer Powerless tells the stories of women fighting for a better world. Read their stories. Share your stories. Stand up and be counted.
Sama
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There is a group of people in the world today who are more persecuted than anyone else, but they are not political or religious activists. They are girls. Being born a girl means you are more likely to be subjected to violence, disease, poverty and disadvantage than any other...
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LADONNA HARRIS: INDIAN 101 from Comanche filmmaker Julianna Brannum, chronicles the life of Comanche activist and national civil rights leader LaDonna Harris and the role that she has played in Native and mainstream America history since the 1960s. In this new verite style...
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Amidst the tragedy Cecil's death, is there still hope?
What is the one topic nobody talking about?
How can the death of Cecil the Lion help us as humans learn, grow, and love?
Watch to find out.
Job sharing and increased leisure are the answer to rising unemployment, claims thinktank
Heather Stewart
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In this summer solutions episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert are joined by Professor Steve Keen, author of Debunking Economics, to discuss the problem of household debt and an overly large finance sector. They discuss possible solutions, such as perhaps...
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Video showing the relevance of small producers in recovering the soil, lowering global temperatures. Very interesting contributions byVandana Shiva, Yvette Aguilar and others.
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Instead of just using a wheelchair for those nifty motion moves, supposedly "disabled" people were trained how to operate cameras in Bangkok, Thailand (not the planet's most wheelchair friendly city).
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Danny from NITV takes us through who has been the biggest douche to Adam Goodes.
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People talk about the United States like it is a relatively young country. In some ways it is, but in the important ways it is much older, than most. In this vid I ride New York City's suburban rail, and talk about how it's possible to love the US system while sometimes...
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A story by Our Better World - telling stories of good to inspire action.
The government have fired the starting gun on the sale of RBS. UK Financial Investments has begun selling a 5% stake in the bank at just 330p a share – this is way below the current market price of RBS’ shares, and miles below the 502p a share that was paid to bail out the bank.
Christine Berry
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John Harris charts the rise of Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn and his effect on politics from one of the summer's big gatherings of the left, the Tolpuddle festival, to the streets of marginal Bedford and a big campaign rally in Luton.
Even when a dentist kills an adored lion, and everyone is furious, there’s loftier righteousness to be had.
James Hamblin
Divide activists into four groups: Radicals, Idealists, Realists and Opportunists. The Opportunists are in it for themselves and can be pulled away for their own self-interest. The Realists can be convinced that transformative change is not possible and we must settle for...
Steve Horn
The indifference of the British to the plight of the Calais refugees is staggering – we criticise the desperate people who probably have a good claim to asylum, but well up over lorries in a traffic jam
Frankie Boyle
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Bus 174 (Portuguese: Ônibus 174) is a Brazilian documentary film released on October 22, 2002. It is the debut film of director José Padilha and co-director Felipe Lacerda. Sandro do Nascimento, a young man from a poor background, bungled a robbery and ended up holding the...
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A deputy sheriff shackled two elementary school children who have disabilities, causing them pain and trauma, according to a federal lawsuit filed today by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Children's Law Center, and Dinsmore & Shohl.
The children, an 8-year-old boy...
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This powerful video by Matthew Cooke pulls together disparate stands to create the story of how the ruling class divides people in order to keep them enslaved.
20 min
Mark Duggan, a 29 year old father from Tottenham, was ruled "lawfully Killed" by a jury on 8th January 2014 even though when he was shot by police, he was not found to be carrying a gun. He was shot and killed in August 2011 in an incident which sparked wide scale uprisings...
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While we live in a highly sexualized society, the messaging around female sexuality is distorted and rife with shame. What women should look like, who women should want, what women should desire...in fact, who women should be, is dictated to us from screens and pages and people.
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LIVING THINKERS examines the intersection of race, class and gender for Black women professors and administrators working in U.S. colleges and universities today.
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Where do black women activists fit into the epochal struggles for equality and liberation during the 1960s and 70s? This feature-length documentary unearths the story of black women’s political marginalization—between the male-dominated Black Power movement and second wave...