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RADIO RESISTANCE
​ Stream our latest show  - Interview with Ludmilla Bade and Don O'Brien from Homeless Action on issues concerning folks who are experiencing homelessness and their supporters.
Local Band: The Psychedelic Guitar Circus
​Hosted by Rebel Fagin
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APRIL / MAY PEACE PRESS!
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Sometimes the People Win
This news item caught my eye in mid-march because it was happening in my old hometown of Miami Beach. And then it captured the attention of people around the world due to its flagrant attempt to suppress our constitutionally protected freedom of speech.
It has also turned into an object lesson about what people can do to prevent government officials from committing something both illegal and intolerable.
The news item concerned the mayor of Miami Beach, Steven Meiner, who is, apparently, a Zionist Jew. He had proposed that the city should terminate the lease held by O Cinema, and demand the return of a $40,000 city grant. The theater, which shows a variety of independent films, including an annual Jewish film festival, rents a space owned by the city.
What was the theater’s crime, according to Meiner? It had screened the Academy Award winning documentary, “No Other Land.” He called the film “egregiously anti-Semitic” and “a public safety threat.” Meiner had initially told the 69-seat theater not to show the film, but they went ahead with it anyway because they felt it was true to O Cinema’s mission.
“(It) is a false one-sided propaganda attack on the Jewish people that is not consistent with the values of our city and our residents,” Meiner said.
But, apparently he was misinformed about the city’s values because every showing played to a sold out  audience.
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The videos above were created by Conozca Sus Derechos/Know Your Rights,
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New!  The latest show: Palestine Update, Your BDS Moment, interview with Anna Marie Stenberg and Tariq Ra'ouf from Taxpayers Against Genocide, and music..​ Hear all recorded shows on the Internet Archive.
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For a Full Listing of local events in support of Palestine, including ​city & county ceasefire resolutions, protests, and other actions, Visit the North Coast Coalition for Palestine Events page in addition to the PJC events calendar.

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Provides a way for people to respond to fear and anxiety in our community as a result of the increase in immigration enforcement, ICE raids and other attacks against our communities. The network provides a 24-hour hotline to immigrants facing a raid by federal immigration agents & more. Visit our website

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  • Article - Sometimes the People Win
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  • Oliver's Market eScrip
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