Elections Category
Tom Paxton, born in Illinois, wrote a song called “What Did You Learn in School Today?” satirizing our country’s political education.
Here’s the final verse:
What did you learn in school today, dear little boy of mine?
I learned that our government must be strong
It’s always right and never wrong
Our leaders are the finest men
So we elect them [...]
Identity cards and ethnic violence
By: Tucker Lieberman on: Jan 4,2008 In: Elections, Government Corruption, ProtestThere has been unrest in Kenya for several days since President Mwai Kibaki, who belongs to the Kikuyu tribe, claimed a re-election victory. The election is contested by opposition leader Raila Odinga, who belongs to the Luos tribe.
Setting a Jewish Domestic Agenda for 2008
By: Cole Krawitz on: May 9,2007 In: Elections, JVoices, Policy, Social ActionCheck it out – over at jspot there is a call set by a number of Jewish organizations to collectively outline a domestic Jewish agenda for the 2008 presidential elections. So, by all means, add your vote and add on to the list, as I did, calling for an end to the drug war as [...]
This poster is sold signed. Half of the proceeds goes to Parners in Health for earth quake relief. PIH is the grassroots organization established in Haiti by Dr. Paul Farmer. It is Haitian-led and provides direct assistance in Haitian communities without the costs of an administrative bureaucracy. Thanks, Ricardo www.rlmarts.com
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