Monthly Archives: April 2017

Principled businessman from an impoverished childhood runs for public office (James Barber)

Posted on April 20, 2017 by Sylvia

It’s March 23rd and I’m interviewing James Barber. I know you’re an activist and you’re a candidate for public office. Have you been involved in activism long? Not terribly long. Probably for less than a year. Or about a year. … Continue reading →

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Debunking fake history and fighting oppression like the Civil War soldier he’s descended from (Chuck Hunt — Part 2)

Posted on April 10, 2017 by Sylvia

Chuck: So anyway civil rights, women, anti-war. Developed into an understanding of gay liberation. And then, of course, being in Canada, where you had National Health Insurance, I began to understand issues of health care distribution and health and illness. … Continue reading →

Posted in Interviews | Tagged 42nd Illinois Volunteers in the Civil War, Canadian national health insurance, Chuck Hunt, disastrous impact of Columbus on indigenous, El Salvador in the eighties, first black winner of Congressional Medal of Honor, health insurance for graduate teaching fellows in Oregon, Helen Keller as anarchist and socialist, impact of Civil War performance of black soldiers on whites, James Loewen author, Lies My Teacher Told Me, Patriot Act and Canadian green card holders, status of green card holders in the U.S., teaching about fake history | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: April 2017

Principled businessman from an impoverished childhood runs for public office (James Barber)

Debunking fake history and fighting oppression like the Civil War soldier he’s descended from (Chuck Hunt — Part 2)

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