WBAI Radio's Building Bridges: Your Community & Labor Report
Monday, July 14, 2008, 7 - 8 p.m. EST, over 99.5 FM
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Native Americans Conclude 8,300 Mile Protest Walk
with
Ricardo Tapia, organizer

There They Go Again Claiming We Can Have Guns & Butter?
with
William Darity, Prof., African-American Studies & Economics, Duke University

Saber-Rattling Ourselves Into War: Iran, Crucial Facts and Ignored Options
with

Prof. William Beeman

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Native Americans Conclude 8,300 Mile Protest Walk
with
Ricardo Tapia, organizer

Five Hundred Native Americans gathered near the White House to
mark the end of a 8,300 mile walk across the nation, that aimed to
bring attention to the impact of global warming on the environment
and to spotlight the destruction of indigenous sites by greedy and
callous developers. Organizer of the Longest Walk 2, Ricardo
Tapia joins us.
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There They Go Again Claiming We Can Have Guns & Butter?
with
William Darity, Prof., African-American Studies & Economics,
Duke University

With the economic crisis upon us, one factor that has received
little attention has been the effect of our trillion dollar war machine
on the economy . More and more resources are going to the
miliary and fewer to actual production. Who will pay the stiffest
price for the mismanagement of the economy?
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Saber-Rattling Ourselves Into War: Iran,
Crucial Facts and Ignored Options
with
Prof. William Beeman

William Beeman, author of "The 'Great Satan' vs. the 'Mad Mullahs':
How the United States and Iran Demonize Each Other," discusses
whether the U.S. will support terrorists to destabilize Iran and will
revved up rhetoric push us into another Middle East war?