The Exception to the Rulers
Exposing Oily Politicians, War Profiteers, and the Media that Love Them
The First book by Amy Goodman, Host of the National Radio/TV Program Democracy Now, with her brother, Journalist/Author David Goodman
On October 15, 2005, Artmakers dedicated When Women Pursue Justice: a
3,300 square foot mural that celebrates 90 women who, often risking
life and liberty, have led or participated in movements for social
change in the United States. In vivid color, the 45' x 75' mural
portrays 14 twentieth-century movement leaders and 67 activists as well
as 9 nineteenth-century “ancestors” who inspired twentieth-century
activism. Amy Goodman was among the women depicted in the mural. More...
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