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Fine Art Print of MAYSON BEETON COLLECTION. Engraving of Daniel Defoe in the pillory at Temple Bar, July 1703. In December 1702 Defoe had published a political pamplet entitled Shortest Way with the Dissenters which satirised the high-church arguments of those Tories who wished to abolish the practice of occasional #MediaStorehouse

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New bills that give extraordinary power to cabinet ministers, rushed budget approvals and lashing out at critics show dissent is critical in the midst of a crisis.

According to the court judgment relating to a case of cattle being transported illegally, said that the end of the universe will result from the extinction of cows. As it dealt with a case involving the unlawful transportation of cattle from Maharashtra, the Gujarat court made some observations regarding cow slaughter.

100 million victims of communism, 10 decades of dissent. Join VOC as we bear witness to those who have stood against the destructive ideology of communism through art in our collection, “Decades of Dissent.” From interbellum Poland and post-War America,...

This is the first time in U.S. history a former president has been investigated for possibly violating the 1917 law. But it's not the first time the Espionage Act has been under scrutiny, experts say.

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This afternoon, we bring to market a book, entitled: Concerning Dissent and Civil Disobedience, We Have an Alternative to Violence by Abe Fortas. This, the first edition, published in 1968. At the time that this book was written, Abe Fortas was an associate Justice of the Supreme Court. In 1968 when this book was published it was unprecedented. It came at a time when the nation was shocked by the findings of the 'Riot Commission Report', the death of Martin Luther King, and the flare-up of violence across the country. Fortas believes that America has a constructive alternative to violence. He explains what this option is as he carefully defines both the limit and the scope of permissable dissent and civil disobedience. He describes the crucial, creative role that these non-violent principles would play in the revolutionary America of 1968. A very unusual offering this is a paperback book as well as the First edition. Its condition is Very Good and it is tight and the textblock is absolutely clean. There is a little shelf-wear to the wraps and a small scratch on the rear cover in the extreme upper right corner. None of these is significant. This little book is a true piece of history. Being just old enough to remember those times I found the 64 page book bringing back memories of the riots on TV and on our college campuses Learn more about this item

thursday 14th january sees the opening of 'the graphic imperative' exhibition at the school of art at western michigan university. the show features 100 international posters for peace, social justice and the environment designed between 1965-2005.

These titles combine page-turning entertainment and complex social messages.

Le TIME fait sa une sur les émeutes de Baltimore qui secouent l'Amérique. Le titre "America 1968", dont la date est barrée d'un coup de marqueur rouge et remplacée par la date de 2015…. "Ce qui a changé. Ce qui n'a pas changé", en sous titre s'étale sur une photographie noir et blanc d'un jeune noir, masqué d'un foulard qui s'enfuit devant une charge de police. Ainsi rien n'aurait changé depuis 47 ans aux Etats-Unis, depuis cette triste journée où Martin Luther King fut assassiné et où les rues de Baltimore s'enflammèrent…This week TIME led with stories of the Baltimore riots that shook America. The cover reads “America 1968 2015: What has changed. What hasn’t.” The black-and-white photographs shows a young black man wearing a scarf as a mask, fleeing from the police. It appears that nothing has changed in the past 47 years in America since that tragic day when Martin Luther King was assassinated and the streets of Baltimore erupted.

Justice Clarence Thomas on Tuesday renewed his yearslong attack on a landmark First Amendment decision, with the conservative jurist again calling for the Supreme Court to revisit the “flawed” ruling in the 1964 case.

"It bares note that the cost of an IUD is nearly equivalent to a month's full-time pay for workers making minimum wage."

Four years ago I plunged into the political maelstrom that is our country more than I have ever done before. Reading reports of politicians lying, watching as closeted racists and white supremacists showed up in prime time, and seeing international relations disintegrate into name calling and resent

By: Milton Glaser and Mirko Ilic Condition: Lightly Used Hardcover: 239 pages Publisher: Rockport Pub; First Printing edition (September 1, 2005) Language: English ISBN-10: 9781592531172 ISBN-13: 978-1592531172 ASIN: 1592531172 Product Dimensions: 9 x 1 x 11 inches Shipping Weight: 3.2 pounds Dissent is an essential part of keeping democratic societies healthy, and our ability as citizens to voice our opinion is not only our privilege but our responsibility. Without this dialogue, the backbone of what we have fought so desperately for could easily crumble. Over the past several decades, we have seen the number of democratic societies around the globe increase, and during the past ten years, there has been a heightened awareness of the increasing conflicts and problems that both directly and indirectly affect our everyday lives. With the Middle EastÆs never ending conflict, the war on terrorism, and the numerous financial and environmental crises, peopleÆs sense of safety, power, and representation has diminished in part because they feel they have no voice. Designers, however, have used their skills to communicate their dissent throughout history and are doing so even more now with the birth of the Web and the increasing ease of distributing posters and other printed materials. A picture is worth a thousand words and designers have used this adage to their advantage by creating simple yet powerful designs that immediately convey poignant messages to their viewers. The Design of Dissent will examine graphic work focusing on social and political concerns from around the globe. The time is certainly ripe as the U.S. -- and world -- flare in opposition on so many important issues.

Fine Art Print of MAYSON BEETON COLLECTION. Engraving of Daniel Defoe in the pillory at Temple Bar, July 1703. In December 1702 Defoe had published a political pamplet entitled Shortest Way with the Dissenters which satirised the high-church arguments of those Tories who wished to abolish the practice of occasional #MediaStorehouse

Brendan Eich's dissident stand forces those of us who are still capable of it to pause and think deeply on what it means to have a free society.

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Across the globe, a new historical conjuncture is emerging in which the attacks on higher education as a democratic institution and on dissident public voices in general - whether journalists, whistleblowers or academics - are intensifying with sobering consequences. The attempts to punish prominent academics such as Ward Churchill, Steven Salaita and others are matched by an equally vicious assault on whistleblowers such as Chelsea Manning, Jeremy Hammond and Edward Snowden, and journalists such as James Risen.

An in-depth look at Abraham Lincoln's leadership, both before and during his presidency. Lincoln led through times of confusion, war, and dissent. The set of chapters included in this volume are based on papers that constituted part of the 2008-2009 Jepson Leadership Forum at the Jepson School of Leadership Studies at the University of Richmond.

Four years ago I plunged into the political maelstrom that is our country more than I have ever done before. Reading reports of politicians lying, watching as closeted racists and white supremacists showed up in prime time, and seeing international relations disintegrate into name calling and resent

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An interview with Loretta J. Ross.

Governor stand on Thamizhagam: revived debate in Dravidian politics

Dissenting voices are vital in the wake of Amnesty International’s championing of laws that decriminalize pimps, brothel owners and johns.

With an issue this important, paraphrasing won’t do. At time of writing, the FCC’s open meeting has begun and soon the commission will vote on an order that will repeal net neutrality and place the future of the open internet in the hands of Verizon, AT&T, and a small handful of other powerful corporations.