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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-02

02 May 2010 in Twitter

Desmond Tutu: Arizona the wrong answer http://ow.ly/1F4uh #SB1070 #legalizeAZ #AZ #AZMLB #AltoArizona #BoycottAZ #
#UCDivest: Technical defeat but a Moral Victory http://ow.ly/1F3nq @norabf of #Flashpoints Pacifica Radio #UCBerkeley @isaacnoah @ysalahi #
Tell @MLB to step up to the plate: Reject #SB1070 and move 2011 All-Star Game from #Arizona http://j.mp/BoycottAZ #AZMLBB #LegalizeAZ #p2 #
RT @ONEworldcitizen: Video & Article [...]



Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-25

25 Apr 2010 in Twitter

RT @sarahvangelder: An extraordinary piece in @yesmagazine on the State of the Earth by Rebecca Solnit http://bit.ly/dA3t9J #EarthDay #
RT @ONEworldcitizen: Global warming ballot battle comes to Oakland: http://ow.ly/1BYC3 @EllaBakerCenter @GreenForAll #EarthDay #
Joanna Macy and Jonathan Gustin speaking this Saturday April 24 in SF— http://ow.ly/1BXRi http://fb.me/wVGZOmlT #
The Urbiculture movement making ripples of the real (R)evolution http://ow.ly/1BQtE [...]



Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-18

18 Apr 2010 in Twitter

RT @yesmagazine: New problems may require old wisdom. @goproject documentary looks to indigenous leadership for answers http://bit.ly/aRgA0f #
Letter from Archbishop Desmond Tutu to UCBerkeley: http://ow.ly/1y4Do Divesting is the right thing to do, to end occupation. #Palestine #



Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-11

11 Apr 2010 in Twitter

RT @RestoraCircles: One of the most moving introductory descriptions of Restorative Justice I have read for a while http://bit.ly/dwzXWA #
RT @ONEworldcitizen: The Palestinians planting trees http://ow.ly/1vKNO this is not less violent, it is nonviolence! /via @CharityFocus #
On the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination: what does Vietnam have to do with it? http://ow.ly/1uECS #Nonviolence [...]



On the anniversary of MLK’s assassination: what does Vietnam have to do with it?

04 Apr 2010 in Metta Blog

“A time comes when silence is betrayal.”
These words, uttered by Martin Luther King, Jr. 43 years ago today, are part of the first paragraph of his now famous speech, “Beyond Vietnam.” Perhaps his most controversial speech, this is the speech that he gave exactly one year before his death, wherein he came out definitively against the Vietnam war [...]



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