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Last weekend, our guests included:
- Kai
Wright is a Brooklyn writer and editor whose work
focuses on the politics of sex, race, and health. He is
author of "Drifting Toward Love: Black, Brown, Gay
and Coming of Age on the Streets of New York" (Beacon
Press). Kai's most recent writing includes the American
Prospect article, "America's
AIDS Apartheid: The domestic HIV/AIDS epidemic is increasingly
black and Southern -- and spiraling out of control"
and the Nation story "The
Subprime Swindle: How banks stole black America’s
hard-won wealth and gambled it away in risky investment
schemes."
- C. Peter Timmer is a visiting professor with the
Program on Food Security and Environment at Stanford University,
and non-resident fellow with the Center for Global Development
in Washington, DC. This week, he wrote "Japan
and a Solution to the World Rice Crisis" for Japan
Focus.
- Russell Carollo is a Pulitzer Prize winning investigative
reporter who now writes for the Sacramento Bee. Russell
just wrote the amazing "Suspect
Soldiers" series which follows the story of "16
Iraq-era soldiers and Marines who ran into trouble with
the law and/or the military. Some had troubled histories
before they joined the service, while others carried that
trouble through their service and back into civilian life."
- kitteninfinite is a member of Sex
Workers Outreach Project Chicago, a grassroots organization
dedicated to improving the lives of current and former sex
workers in the Chicago area, on and off the job. SWOP-Chicago
is a political group with a decriminalization agenda, the
human trafficking issue (or the anti-prostitution industrial
complex as kitteninfinite likes to call it) and anti-prostitution
policies that SWOP claims are diverting billions in AIDS
relief funding for abstinence-only missionaries.
Irregular correspondent were:
- Kevan Harris, 'The Radical Pessmist,' gave a report
live from Turkey ...
- Jeff Dorchen delivered a Moment of Truth entitled,
"Thomas Friedman Versus The Methodist Fish Fry"
...
- and Dan ' The Auto Man' Litchfield reported on
what's happening in the automotive industry, and he also
gave us his insight on T. Boone Pickens and Al Gore's plans
for an overhaul of the US energy industry.
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