Category: documentaries
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Lessons learned from Phil Ochs
Originally posted on cyndi lenz: Lessons learned from Phil Ochs I really never knew that much about Phil Ochs. I knew his voice that’s for sure. It is so distinct which makes watching his story even harder. Harder but compelling. I watched this documentary and could not stop thinking about it and all the important…
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Fear and loathing in america
Last week I lost some friends because I simply asked them to wait out an investigation. They said no. It actually started when the Syrian Refugees crisis was prevailing on the news. Real friends that I know were all happy that Rick Scott was saying there would be no Syrian refugees here even though he…
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On the snout: Nestle stealing our water again
On the snout: Nestle stealing our water again. New bottler shouldn’t get OK to tap aquifer article by Lauren Ritchie “The request is for more water than the controversial Niagara Bottling plant pumped when it first opened in Groveland. Are you surprised? You shouldn’t be. Florida’s water-management districts can’t say no to anyone. Despite a…
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Lessons learned from Phil Ochs
Lessons learned from Phil Ochs I really never knew that much about Phil Ochs. I knew his voice that’s for sure. It is so distinct which makes watching his story even harder. Harder but compelling. I watched this documentary and could not stop thinking about it and all the important lessons we could learn from…
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WordPress Writing 101: Che and Orange is the New Black
The author discusses Che and Orange is the New Black.
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Documentary Review: Flow: For the Love of Water
“A documentary and a three-alarm warning, “Flow” dives into our planet’s most essential resource — and third-largest industry — to find pollution, scarcity, human suffering and corporate profit. And that’s just in the United States.
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H2 Worker Documentary. Legal Slavery.
“If we didn’t have the Jamaicans it wouldn’t get harvested because the local people wouldn’t do it.” One of the sugar field managers said. They were essential jailed. Brought from the barrack to the bus to the field to bus to the barrack and not being allowed to leave. They got paid one dollar and…
