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Archives 2006-2010
This is the landing page for our Archives dated from January/February 2006 through December 2010
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- Arab American Activism
- Diplomatic Doings
- Music and Arts
- Waging Peace
- Youth Participation Bolsters 5th Annual Gaza Vigil in Winnipeg
- Two Rallies for Kashmir Held in San Francisco
- Lawrence Wilkerson Reflects on Similarities Between Push for War In Iraq and Iran
- Jewish National Fund Gala Met With Protest in Manitoba
- What About the Palestinian Citizens of Israel?
- What is the Future for Economic Diversification in Arab Gulf States?
- Politics, Water and Discontent in Basra
- Reporting on Civilian Casualties in The War Against ISIS
- Minnesotans Use Map to Publicly Commemorate the Nakba
- Linda Sarsour Overcomes Mayoral Opposition in Winnipeg
- Economics and Entrepreneurship in Post-Revolutionary Tunisia
- The New Palestinian Government: Any Hope for Reconciliation?
BAREFOOT TO PALESTINE
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1983, Lebanon, U.S. Embassy bombed, 63 killed. Months later, Marine Barracks bombed, 241 killed.
1987, Cassie accepts a job teaching Shakespeare at a private academy near Princeton, to forget memories of her late husband killed at the barracks.
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