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There is not one blog out there that can touch us in originality, not one. The art work alone is worth the click and the articles are great too, not just a weak link to someone 's site. Originator 's not imitators. All hail to the king, baby.
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Come explore a self empowerment and philosophical journey with us as we dive into a vast array of topics. Here we shall explore many different topics such as productivity, self-discipline, relationships, spirituality, metaphysics, and other inspirations.
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A hopeful monster.
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Strictly old school.
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Public policy, Open Source and politics.
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I’ve created this site as a way to keep me writing something  anything  every day.
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Serves the purpose of monitoring current events to determine if our world is becoming more like the world described in the novel 1984. Thought Criminal is an expose into government corruption, political shell games, invasion of privacy and the new world o
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Civilianism focuses on how we can end our growing acceptance of war and violence as a means to spread our policies, and work against the war service industry and right-wing extremism.
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great
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Musings on politics, philosophy, literature, and culture written from a progressive humanist perspective.
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great
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Action Center For Justice is dedicated to abolishing racism, war, poverty, LGBT & women's oppression, and all discrimination & injustice and replacing them with true social & economic justice for all.
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Political news and views for those a bit left of center.
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Right to Bleed - Permission to be and fail and love it, loudly, accurately, publicly, and on purpose.
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Green tips, animal rights, news, politics, and the latest in the eco-scene.
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Engage in discussions on eating and growing green. Find useful tips on gardening, recipes using your garden's bounty, and thoughts on environmental and social issues related to food. Join the discussion with other gardeners and leave your questions.
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My personal journey of healing and restoration after surviving 8 years of soul shattering long term incest and brutal physical abuse at the hands of my adopted father. I want to offer hope, inspiration for healing and recovery to all incest survivors.
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Covers service animals, disability accommodations, assistive technology, special education, disability rights issues, and civil rights issues.
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A photo and movie blog of a couple living and teaching in Bucheon, Korea
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Follow me on my journey to Malawi to teach HIV prevention, gender equality, conservation, and change through education. I'll be going in January 2010 and I am chronicling my journey along the way. Starting from fundraising to departure.
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Whining, blathering, bitching, ranting...One stop shopping for a social worker's take on the circus that is her profession.
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great
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Observations, reflections and thinking out loud on the way up the mountain and back down again.
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great
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Blog of political cartoonist Barry Deutsch.
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This is a blog, a place to ponder global themes and stuff we think we all should care about.
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Our mission is to showcase the creative works of musicians, filmmakers, writers, and activists who promote world awareness messages of unity, self-respect and peace.
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The death penalty is a cruel, futile and dangerous punishment, and the Asian region is home to some of the world's leading executioners. This blog provides information about the death penalty in Asia, supporting the campaign to end executions in the regio
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Stephen is a web developer, Baha'i, and interfaith activist in St. Paul, Minnesota. He likes to write about religion, social justice, sustainability, science, programming, etc.
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James Douglass is a windsurfer and marine biologist. He also writes cutting pros about world affairs, quarky elements of society and touchy subjects like the carrying capacity of the planet for humans, and how we're fast approaching it!
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I am searching for real life stories/incidents that show us the glimpses of having lived them in a real playful manner, even if in short spurts only; without any corrupt motif in intention whatsoever. I’ll be sharing mine, as I know THEM the best.
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great
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A mix of writings and opinions primarily from an animal loving, environmental, leftwing, gay, computer-gaming, geeky, treehugger.
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great
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psychotherapist in Tulsa, OK, writing about current national and local social, political and environmental issues.
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great
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A compilation of Art & Thought
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great
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