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Brian K. Noe

Tithi Bhattacharya on Muslim Heterogeneity

Brian K. Noe · January 8, 2016 ·

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Tithi Bhattacharya dispels the myth of a Muslim monolith.

…while ISIS can quote the hadith as it executes other Muslims, and Trump can inveigh against the “Muslims,” we need to continue to look to the multiethnic neighborhoods of Istanbul, Paris and Beirut as lived histories of our times of mutual human coexistence. And it is such lived experiences of multifaith communities that need to be both defended and extended.

Source: Adventures in Islam: The Myths and Legends of Muslim Homogeneity | Tithi Bhattacharya

Filed Under: Curated Links Tagged With: History, Islam, Islamophobia

Roger Waters Interview

Brian K. Noe · January 6, 2016 ·

Rolling Stone’s Andy Greene interviews Roger Waters, who weighs on in his current projects and surveys the worldwide political scene.

I think people are just beginning, as they sleepwalk their way through imperial capitalism, to realize the law is being eroded and the military are taking over commerce and the corporations are taking over government and that we the people no longer have a voice. To some extent, The Wall is asking the question, “Do you want a voice? And if you do, you better bloody well go out and get it because it’s not going to be handed to you on a plate.”

Source: Roger Waters on ‘The Wall,’ Socialism, His Next Concept LP | Rolling Stone

Filed Under: Curated Links Tagged With: Music, Pink Floyd, Politics, Roger Waters, Rolling Stone, Socialism, The Wall

Our Story Starts Now

Brian K. Noe · January 6, 2016 ·

As people worldwide are taking stock, looking backwards to 2015 and forward to 2016, “A Resolution” shows that amidst growing catastrophe, the only real future is the one we’ll make.

This video was produced by Woodbine, an experimental hub in Ridgewood, Queens for developing the skills, practices, and tools for building autonomy in the Anthropocene.

Filed Under: Video Tagged With: 2016, New World Coming, New Year, New Year Resolutions, Revolution, Woodbine

Sinatra’s Leftist Roots

Brian K. Noe · December 30, 2015 ·

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Alexander Billet surveys Frank Sinatra’s early career, which was shaped by the Popular Front’s experiments in left-wing culture.

Read the Article: Fellow Traveler Frank | Jacobin Magazine

Filed Under: Curated Links Tagged With: America, CPUSA, Culture, Left, Popular Front, Sinatra

Labor Notes 2015 In Review

Brian K. Noe · December 30, 2015 ·

As the assault on union standards continues — wherever we still have them — glimmers of hope in 2015 came from grassroots resistance. Al Bradbury looks back on the year for Labor Notes.

Read More: 2015 Year in Review: Grassroots Resistance Points the Way Forward | Labor Notes

Filed Under: Curated Links Tagged With: Class Struggles, Labor Notes, Union, Working Class

Folk Songs from Bernie Sanders

Brian K. Noe · December 30, 2015 ·

On November 19, 1987, Bernie Sanders went into a recording studio with 30 Vermont musicians. It was a crazy idea that could have produced laughable results, but for some reason, it worked.

James Napoli has the story on Atavist.

Read it: We Shall Overcome

Filed Under: Curated Links Tagged With: Bernie Sanders, Folk Music, Folk Process, Folkie

The Fallen of World War Two

Brian K. Noe · December 30, 2015 ·

Neil Halloran has produced an animated data-driven documentary about war and peace called The Fallen of World War II. It looks at the human cost of the second World War and sizes up the numbers to other wars in history, including trends in recent conflicts.

The data he presents challenged many of my tacit assumptions about the war.

You can view the video above, or access an interactive version at fallen.io.

Filed Under: Video Tagged With: Data, Documentaries, War, World War II

What Socialism Demands

Brian K. Noe · December 26, 2015 ·

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Filed Under: Other Content Tagged With: Debs, Socialism

The PKK and Murray Bookchin

Brian K. Noe · December 22, 2015 ·

Syrian Kurds have launched an unlikely radical experiment in governance without hierarchy, patriarchy or capitalism. Their inspiration? American political philosopher Murray Bookchin.

Source: America’s Best Allies Against ISIS Are Inspired By A Bronx-Born Libertarian Socialist

Read more about the PKK at this link.

Filed Under: Curated Links Tagged With: Anarchism, Kobane, Kurds, Murray Bookchin, PKK, Rojava, Socialism, Syria, The Middle East, War

Christians and Muslims

Brian K. Noe · December 8, 2015 ·

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Filed Under: Memes, Quotes Tagged With: Catholic, Christianity, Interfaith Dialogue, Islam, Muslims, Pope Francis

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