Activists are devising new ways to get their messages out to the public to raise awareness about issues of social justice.
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Activists are devising new ways to get their messages out to the public to raise awareness about issues of social justice. Dnaiel Singer, contributing editor for <I>The Nation</I>, says the concept that there is no alternative to global capitalism is prevalent. Correspondent Travis Lea speaks with activists about current organizing strategies: Stephen Dunifer of Free Radio Berkeley, Alicia Littletree of Earth First!, and Sunshine & moonbeam Jones of the rave band Dubtribe. Speaking about the role are and theater play in today's activism are: Andrew Boyd of United for a Fair Economy; Alli Chagi-Starr, a member of the Art and Revolution Convergence Collective; and Jonathan Youtt, co-founder of The Cell Space, a community warehouse.
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