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2015 04 17 Uprising

by: Sonali Kolhatkar and Bipasha Shom

Publication date: 2015-04-17

Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Topics: report, ICIJ, Huffington Post, projects, World Bank, displaced, worldwide, Western, Kenya, mine, euphemistic, furniture, facade, facility, GEO group, private, African, continent, infectious, diseases, Peru, exploitations, resources, corruption, violence, extremist, struggling, western, colonialism, independent, wealth, villagization, Africanization, Tanzania, Julius Nyerere, bold, experiment, rural, principles, agriculture, progressive, anti-sexism, Ethiopia, anti-classism, Kiswahili, Ujamaa, family-hood, socialism, villages, equality, anti-capitalism, Ralph Ibbott, book, violent, Selma James, outcomes, homes, failed, policies, harmed, finances, United Naitons, Yemen, war, Arab, students, Santiago, Chile, higher, education, Michelle Bachelet, president, term, scancal, large loan, right wing, politicians, SQM, taxes, high school, corrupt, majority, education, Pinochet, dictatorship, protests, officer, Victor Jara, Republican, Democrats, stake, The Transpacific Partnership, TPP, secretive, agreement, coalition, labor, activist, Congress, Fast Track, legislation, authority, negotiate, trade deals, amendments, Orrin Hatch, Sherrod Brown, NAFTA, labor laws, environmental, profits, mothers, children, detention center, Texas, hunger, strike, undocumented, immigrants, Central American, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, conditions, unbearable, hand written, letter, refuge, criminals, threat, compained, quality, sexual assault, guards, solitary confinments, families, humane, alternative, prisons, Karnes

Language: English

On
this episode of Uprising with Sonali: Cristina Mislan analyses breaking news of
the day. Plus,Jonathan Ryan and Sameera Hafiz

speak about
migrant mothers and their hunger strike in a detention center in Texas.
And, acclaimed author and activist Selma James discusses socialist cooperatives
in Tanzania and
the model that they represent for positive change all over the world.