strike, we will speak with a detainee who was moved to a nearly all-male facility. she says it was retaliation. and we will look at how the state of pennsylvania has taken what could be the first steps to close the family detention centers that have housed u.s. asylum seekers, including thousands of women and children. months we vefor been saying the license did not fit what they were doing on the inside. it is really important to see it on paper. be validated for all of the things we have been saying. amy: we are many. it looks back at the largest ever collected protest in history when 30 million people rocked the globe in 2003 against the u.s. invasion of iraq. the rallies of february 15 followed the sun. north asia and south asia, africa, europe. and then we had london. i thought it was on the wrong march. the whole of my family went on it. it was so beautiful. amy: we will speak with filmmaker amir amirani. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy no
watch about the fine print of tpp. and as women in an immigrant detention center go on a hunger strike, we will speak with a detainee who was moved to a nearly all-male facility. she says it was retaliation. and we will look at how the state of pennsylvania has taken what could be the first steps to close the family detention centers that have housed u.s. asylum seekers, including thousands of women and children. months we vefor been saying the license did not fit what they were doing on the inside. it is really important to see it on paper. be validated for all of the things we have been saying. amy: we are many. it looks back at the largest ever collected protest in history when 30 million people rocked the globe in 2003 against the u.s. invasion of iraq. the rallies of february 15 followed the sun. north asia and south asia, africa, europe. and then we had london. i thought it was on the wrong march. the whole of my family went on it. it was so beautiful. amy:
watch about the fine print of tpp. and as women in an immigrant detention center go on a hunger strike, we will speak with a detainee who was moved to a nearly all-male facility. she says it was retaliation. and we will look at how the state of pennsylvania has taken what could be the first steps to close the family detention centers that have housed u.s. asylum seekers, including thousands of women and children. months we vefor been saying the license did not fit what they were doing on the inside. it is really important to see it on paper. be validated for all of the things we have been saying. amy: we are many. it looks back at the largest ever collected protest in history when 30 million people rocked the globe in 2003 against the u.s. invasion of iraq. the rallies of february 15 followed the sun. north asia and south asia, africa, europe. and then we had london. i thought it was on the wrong march. the whole of my family went on it. it was so beautiful. amy:
people coming to new york for your book launch. and in this case it is entirely appropriate because this is a really, really important book. its title is i think exactly right. i think this book will go a long ways towards changing things. and i think that s because, uniquely, naomi has been able to realize something that s hard to grasp, which is that climate change is not sort of one more problem on a list of problems that we need to take off and do something about. it s a lens through which to understand the world we live in now. it s a way of grasping what it is that everything adds up to, the power relationships on our planet. the way that wealth and power are distributed. they are all reflected in every cubic meter of air around us. that s what those numbers mean when we say that the air is 400 parts per million co2. that doesn t tell us that much about the air we scientists have been warning us for, telling us recorder of a century exactly what that means. want to tell
In his 2021 memoir, Life in the City of Dirty Water, Indigenous activist Clayton Thomas-Muller defines a warrior as someone who is “not defined by fighting. They are defined by fighting for.” Imagine what could happen if we all fought for an education system laser focused on creating just, sustainable, and democratic societies.