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The amnesty international USA Web Log.
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Christian thoughts in a heathen world.
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Black, Caribbean, liberal observations on the strange habits of an overfed generation. On economics, feminism, feminist economics, the arts, fashion, sport, beauty, food and whatever else is left.
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A blog of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Subvert the dominant Paradigm. The ramblings of a crapulous reprobate.
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Digital Media, culture, and public diplomacy.
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Welcome to my kitchen table. Pull up a chair, pour a cup of coffee and let's talk about whatever's on our minds. Politics, the environment, religion, sex, the economy, race relations -- all of the subjects our mothers once told us to avoid in polite compa
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As Britain's outspoken Ambassador to the Central Asian Republic of Uzbekistan, Craig Murray helped expose vicious human rights abuses by the US-funded regime of Islam Karimov. He is now a prominent critic of Western policy in the region.
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Blurring the line between information and yelling.
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Hopeful Romantics Social Commentary : Politics, Romance, Art, Culture, Health, Life at Large
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San Francisco tenant lawyer rants about issues that drive tenants crazy. Humorous, informative comments about tenant rights and tenant law with a comprehensive listing of tenant resources in California.
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This blog features Philippine labor laws and jurisprudence, news articles on Philippine labor, and worker rights.
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Diversity Ink is a blog that touches on a variety of race matters. You'll read about not only our personal experiences, but our takes on current events, pop culture, and other topics that have a racial angle.
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Devouring the food chain one bite at a time.
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Blogging Dallas, black issues, politics, sports, media, and more.
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The magazine for free thinkers.
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Blogging about black and African American issues!
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A mixture of technology, politics, history, and photography in no particular order.
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Liberal-oriented columns, commentary and archived articles on national and international news, politics, and the communication arts--with emphasis on China.
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Documents the travels and musings of two young college graduates concerned with the inflexibility of the American work culture. Instead of getting real jobs, they started a non-profit that documents young professionals' perspectives
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Mine is a political blog which discusses American and international politics and is written from a perspective that is left of the American center. It typically offers commentary on current events.
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here is all about the global political and social issues like war and terririsom. come and share all ur comments here.
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This is my first hand experience as a woman being homeless. In it I write about my fear, helplessness, abuse, and most of all, what I learned during my journey back to a normal life to my own apartment. I talk about the people who I met.
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News and views from a Libertarian perspective.
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Human trafficking is modern-day slavery. It is a heinous crime of exploitation committed against a person or people by a person or people. There are a number of guesses (and they are all guesses) as to how many people in the world are enslaved, ranging fr
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A collection of practical and useless information delivered in slack-jawed monologues.
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One San Luis Obispo man's insights into the ups and downs of homelessness.
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Critical and open-minded analysis of news and current affairs. A haven for general agnosticism and free thinking.
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Short essays and stories from an 84-year-old mother of seven children about life, love, children, and growing old.
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Critical Thinking applied to all interests from the mundane to the controversial.
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