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get involved...and have hope!!!
Published on Mar 23, 2014
March 23rd, 2014 - Moral Monday architect Rev. Dr. William J. Barber, II and Georgia Moral Monday Arrestee, Rev. Raphael Warnock are guests on MSNBC's "Up with Steve Kornacki" to talk about the regressive legislation going on in the South and the impact of the Moral Monday Movement.
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terrific background piece by Bill Moyers:
(reposting)
Legendary journalist Bill Moyers has created a documentary about North Carolinas politics in 2013 titled North Carolina: State of Conflict. As of press time Saturday, UNC-TV does not have the show scheduled to air in our state essentially blacking out the documentary to all but those who are able to access it through the internet.
First it was Wisconsin. Now its North Carolina that is redefining the term battleground state, the shows website says. On one side: a right-wing government enacting laws that are changing the face of the state. On the other: citizen protesters who are fighting back against what they fear is a radical takeover.
The shows producers visited North Carolina over the summer, when people were gathering for weekly Moral Monday protests against the agenda of the Republican supermajority-controlled legislature and the McCrory administration. In all, more than 900 people were arrested for engaging in civil disobedience outside lawmakers chambers.
http://vimeo.com/82605522
G_j
(40,366 posts)Last edited Fri Mar 28, 2014, 02:38 PM - Edit history (1)
all those views and no recs. Maybe not so hopeful after all? These are the people fighting on the front lines.
pscot
(21,024 posts)The president ought to put on some comfortable shoes and join them on the picket line.
SunsetDreams
(8,571 posts)KoKo
(84,711 posts)There are individual viewings of the Moyers Doc going on in NC and being passed around to groups in other states.
Sort of like Dean Meetups but in various churches and such instead.....