I’m Ringing The Message Loud

By: Danielle ILene Bennett Im tired of the war drums calling our brothas in reaching to recruit our children…”I do say my child I’m here to stop a beating heart today” How much longer do we stand for the nonsense and contribute to the master plan to destroy our ancestors in the motherland Always expecting [...]

A Powerful New Documentary On Homeless Youth Needs Small/Modest Donations To Finish Production.

Film Producer Steven Keller is a long time friend of Project Censored and the producer of our documentaty Is the Press Really Free Narrated by Martin Sheen in 1998. Steve’s new documentary Invisible Young is a feature-length film that tells the story of four young adults, all of whom were homeless as teenagers in Seattle [...]

The Quiet Campaign to Break Up Cambodian Refugee Families

By Angel Ryono During post-9/11’s heightened anti-immigration culture, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) makes rampant arrests, detaining and deporting documented AND undocumented immigrants in the hundreds of thousands. Swept up in this deportation chaos are Cambodian refugees immigrants. Cambodians were promised resettlement by the 1975 Congressional Act to provide permanent homes for displaced people from [...]

Kashmir: The Untold Story of Indian Occupation

By Tara Dorabji A few days before I left for India, American journalist, David Barsamian, was deported from New Delhi for his coverage of Kashmir. Barsamian reports for AlterNet one of the few national free speech radio outlets in the US. News reports quoted officials saying that his deportation resulted from his reporting on Kashmir [...]

More than one way to Occupy: #KeepYerToolboxFull

Mickey Z. “The secret of being miserable is to have the leisure to bother about whether you are happy or not. The cure is occupation.” – GB Shaw Scenario #1: Let’s say you’re a handy man/woman/person and you get hired for a job. I’m guessing you’d bring your full toolbox to the worksite. After all, [...]