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CD Review: Anne Feeney strikes again

Anne Feeney is the international troubadour of social justice. For over 20 years she has led the music world in addressing the social crises of our day. Now in her 50s and the proud mother of...

From Vietnam to Iraq at Toronto Film Fest

Aware of the connection between art and politics, many artists over the years have lent their names to social change. A couple films at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival document the ordeals of two world-famous...

Hot Brooklyn primaries yield mixed results

A major battle over economic and political direction was fought in last month’s Democratic primaries in Brooklyn, N.Y. Nearly 2 million people live in central and downtown Brooklyn. Seventy percent are African Americans, Afro-Caribbeans, Latinos, Asians...

Virginias good ol boy keeps getting uglier

Just a couple of months ago Virginia Sen. George Allen, one of the more nasty reactionary incumbents up for re-election this year, was being talked about as a potential GOP presidential candidate for 2008. As for...

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