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Barbara Jean Hope, activist and writer, 59
April 22, 2005Barbara Jean Hope died April 8 in Philadelphia after an intense battle with cancer. She was 59. Hope was a mother, grandmother, writer, editor, talk radio ideologist, peace activist, teacher and voice against oppression. When news...
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We are Joaquin: the legacy of Corky
April 22, 2005During the 1960s, the American people broke out of the McCarthy era with mass movements for peace, civil rights, women’s rights, and labor organizing of agricultural and public workers. At the same time, throughout the Southwest,...
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More murders in St. Mary
April 22, 2005Mystery!: Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple, Sundays through June 12 at 9 p.m. on PBS Peace-loving residents of the surprisingly homicidal village of St. Mary Mead can rest easy: Miss Marple is solving another baffling murder. Agatha...
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The Forgiveness Project
April 22, 2005Dear Friends, Now in our third year, September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows continues to serve as a voice for those affected by terrorism, violence and war. We remain committed to advocating for more choices, and...
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Story of sisters, disabilities and love
April 22, 2005“Riding the Bus with My Sister,” starring Rosie O’Donnell and Andie MacDowell with Anjelica Huston directing (Sunday, May 1, at 9 p.m. EDT/PDT on CBS), is inspired by the autobiographical book by Rachel Simon about her...
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