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Monthly Archives: March 2011
The Zionist Story (Full Documentary)
The Zionist Story, an independent film by Ronen Berelovich, is the story of ethnic cleansing, colonialism and apartheid to produce a demographically Jewish State. Complements of Kanan48 Blog at WordPress http://kanan48.wordpress.com/2011/02/03/the-zionist-story/.
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Tagged Alan Hart, apartheid, colonialism, culture, ethinic cleansing, free speech, genocide, human rights, Ilan Pappe, israel, Jeff Halper, justice, occupation, palestine, peace, politics, Religion, Ronen Berelovich, society, Terry Boullata, War, West Bank, Zion, Zionist Story
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Alexandra Wallace Youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxQ5Q39FQ2E
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A Road to Mecca: The Journey of Muhammad Asad
A Road to Mecca is a personal journey. Directed by Georg Misch. Misch takes us on a trip beginning in the early 1920s when we are introduced to a young Jew by the name of Leopold Weis. Leopold is the name that carries … Continue reading
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Tagged Activisim, Arabia, Asad, EMRO, human rights, ICARUS Films, Islam, Leopold Weis, Mecca, Muhammad Asad, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, Rigsby, World History
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33 Days
33 Days a film by Mai Masri. Read my review at EMRO: your connection to quality open source reviews. Educational Media Reviews Online database supported by the University of Buffalo Libraries. http://libweb.lib.buffalo.edu/emro/emroDetail.asp?Number=4164 Producer and director Mai Masri presents us with … Continue reading
Cultures In an Age of Globalization
This is an accompanying Presi used in a presentation on Culture at Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas. The topic examines the basic definition of culture. Building on its definition we consider how globalization has impacted the relationships between diverse cultures. Options for all modern society include seeking multiculturalism in … Continue reading
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Waiting For Mercy: The Case against Mohammed Hossain and Yassin Aref
Waiting For Mercy, directed by Ellie Bernstein http://libweb.lib.buffalo.edu/emro/emroDetail.asp?Number=4119 This film deserves full consideration. Questions that arise include how much power government should have to determine which groups may be singled out for close scrutiny, and if arrest is made under what circumstances may … Continue reading
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Tagged Criminal Justice, human rights, Law Enforcement, Patriot Act, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Terrorism
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Cairo Station 50th Anniversary Release
Cairo Station is a classic by Youssef Chahine. This land mark film is a look at identity and nationalism. We may implant our self within the contexts of Nationalism as a movement in the northern part of Africa as indigenous people … Continue reading
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Tagged community, Egypt, Gabriel Talhami, human dignity, humanity, identiy, nationalism, revolt, revolution, Youssef Chahine
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Abraham’s Children by Nina Froriep
Abraham’s Children: A stark, direct, humorous and serious look at growing up Muslim in America. Social concerns, the event of 9-11, war, and fear of the unknown have led many non-Muslims in America to focus on distinctions between Muslims and non-Muslims. … Continue reading
