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Music & Comedy on the Bush War: Must-Visit Links |
Posted by: doclalor on Tuesday, May 02, 2006 - 09:00 AM  
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Music. If you have not heard the new Neil Young album, it is well worth it, and he is streaming it free at www.neilyoung.com. Apparently, he was inspired and composed the whole thing in three days.
Comedy. If you have not seen Stephen Colbert's performance at the 92nd Annual Dinner of the White House Correspondents' Association from 29 April 2006, you ought to: it made the Bush cabal very uncomfortable (click here or search the CSPAN archive, which requires Real Player).
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On this day in history ... |
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1891
U.S. troups invade Chile.
1955
Emmett Till, a Detroit teenager visiting relatives in Mississippi, is tortured and killed for allegedly talking to a white woman in an "improper" way. The questionable trial that followed, and Mrs. Till's decision to display her son's mutilated remains during an open-casket funeral, help to mobilize opposition to segregation in America. Later immortalized in a song by Bob Dylan.
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