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...John J. Fitzgerald MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2007 REFLECTIONS The Winter Soldier Hearings John J. Fitzgerald By the end of the 1960s, reports of U.S. atrocities committed in Vietnam had per- colated into the mainstream media. The My Lai Massacre story...

... Mayflower doctrine—a ban on broadcast editorials—the dispute served as fodder for New Deal–era progressive media reformers. This article unpacks Lewis’s mostly forgotten role as an unwitting catalyst of progressive media regulations through reconsidering the FCC’s 1948 Mayflower hearings, which resulted...

... quota system. Claiming that the new law discriminated against Europeans, Irish advocates framed their campaign as an effort to diversify the post-1965 immigrant pool, which was predominantly Asian and Latin American. By examining the rhetoric deployed in congressional hearings and media appearances...

... three decades, the body that can see, hear, walk, and communicate normatively and/or without assistive technology—no matter how marginal its social or political status—remains consistently centered and remarkably unproblematized. This essay draws attention to this woeful lack of engagement...

... that sound introduces into the process of learning and teaching. The object of study in these modules, music, originally consisted of sound, but in study and assessment the balance between hearing sound (let alone producing sound) and reading and writing about sound favors the written rather than the aural...

...R. A. R. Edwards 2006 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2006 TEACHING RADICAL HISTORY Teaching Deaf History R. A. R. Edwards Teaching deaf history as a hearing person is always an adventure, but teaching it to predominantly deaf classes is even more so...

... basis, volunteering their time. Funds from private donations and foundation grants allowed the commissioners to hire a small staff, including an executive director, a research director, a communications director, a public hearing coordinator, and an administrator. On June 12, 2004...

... during the mid-1990s, came as a consequence of their inscription into the TRC’s general goal of promoting reconciliation and revealing the truth of the past. At the time of the general hearing in April, the investigation was still at a preliminary stage. By late September that year...

... instances of opposition: first, those on the West Coast who testified on behalf of Japanese-American rights at the congressional hearings on the issue in early 1942 and who worked with or on behalf of Japanese Americans; second, the treatment in national left-liberal publications of the issue...

... instances of opposition: first, those on the West Coast who testified on behalf of Japanese-American rights at the congressional hearings on the issue in early 1942 and who worked with or on behalf of Japanese Americans; second, the treatment in national left-liberal publications of the issue...

... twentieth-­century federal initiatives. In 1978, a US Civil Rights Commission hearing reflected deep concerns about the relationship between domestic violence and both male authority and female economic subordination. Conservative responses to the nascent battered women’s movement in the 1980s...

... Hearing the History of Political Protest Muting Dissent New York City’s Sound Device Ordinance and the Liberalization of the Public Sphere Lilian Radovac In the fall of 2011, observers of the Occupy Wall Street protest camp became indirectly acquainted with New York City’s sound devices...

... of Government: Farms and Rural Space During the Congressional hearings preceding the passage of the Rural Electrifica- tion Act, the very meanings of farm and rural were put into question. During hear- ing deliberation, it quickly became evident that, despite the intellectual work that had gone...

..., ideological workings of social discipline by imposing order and hierarchy onto both what and how we hear. And here, the politics of sound are not limited to the audible; silence (and the ability of a teacher, drill sergeant, ship captain, or judge to demand it) can also have politi- cally repressive...

...” Highway Construction and the City as a Modern Commons Robert Gioielli In August 1969, hearings on a proposed highway bypass gathered people from all over metropolitan Baltimore. For three nights, black and white, urban and sub- urban, working and middle class all voiced their opposition...

.... Balderrama At the California State Senate Hearings on Unconstitutional Deportation and Coerced Immigration on July 15, 2003, Emilia Castañeda painfully remembered arriving, as a young girl during the Great Depression, at the train station in Los...

...- tion 44,4 (Winter 1985): 36147;Faith Roessel, “Federal Recognition-AHistorical Twist of Fate,“ NARF (Native American Rights Fund) Legal Review 14,3 (Summer 1989): 1-9; United States Congress, Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs, Hearing on Over- sight of the Federal Acknuwledgment Process...

... - Let's hear it. Santiago - Let's get tuned. *Alfred0 Palacios, first Socialist deputy in Argentina, and a renowned orator. ”LOS INQUILINOS” 69 Juan - Give me the key. Pebete - We’re ready. Let’s go. (MUSIC...

...-publicized public hearings. Some focused on the witness of living victims and the fate of dead ones; others sought the voices and actions of perpetrators as well. Concluding reports varied greatly in focus, documentation, and recommenda- tions. Most have been published, but that of Zimbabwe remains...

... us to hear the work of a true radical whose 10-RHR 81 Kinkela.btw 8/31/01 2:56 PM Page 155 Kinkela | Singing Once Again on Mermaid Avenue 155 devotion to social equality was expressed through simple but highly provocative lin...