Toward Freedom - Radical Folk Music: An Interview with David Rovics- August 31, 2005 Having just started a deadening temp job alphabetizing books that students had returned at the semesters end, there was something comforting about hearing the triumphant chorus: When all the minimum wage went on strike! bouncing off the University of Wisconsins buildings. It was early May and rabble-rousing folk musician David Rovics was in Madison to celebrate the centennial of thehttp://f911.blogspot.com/2005/08/toward-freedom-radical-folk-music.html Mother's Day in Crawford - A memo from the notebook of David Rovics- August 29, 2005 Mainly just thought I'd send out this lyric I just wrote on the plane to Houston yesterday, after reading Medea Benjamin's article by the same name in www.commondreams.org. (Lyrics at the end of this email.) After hearing so much about events in Crawford from friends who have been and gone -- or been and stayed -- I'm going to finally get a chance to visit Camp Casey tomorrow (Tuesday). Onhttp://f911.blogspot.com/2005/08/mothers-day-in-crawford-memo-from.html |