BONUS CONTENT THIS MONTH:
1. UP NOW: An extended interview with Stephen Pimpare on the way Hollywood portrays poverty.
2. UP NOW: Audio version of our interview with Thomas Frank.
3. COMING: A short documentary of Lenneal Henderson's time at the 1968 Poor People's Campaign demonstration.
A note from the editors,
A few months ago we uncovered a series of digitized and newly restored film from The Poor People’s Campaign in 1968. Seeing the revived material in motion and color remind us it wasn’t that long ago. Photographer Jill Freedman on Resurrection City:
Of course, it was old stuff from the start. Another nonviolent demonstration. Another march on Washington. Another army camping, calling on a government that acts like the telephone company.
Even poverty is ancient history. Always have been poor people, still are, always will be.
Because governments are run by ambitious men of no imagination. Whose priorities are so twisted that they burn food while people starve. And we let them.
And no news is new.
February looks at anti-poverty movements in the United States.
-frank
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Collateral Damage Playlist One
by anonymous
June 10, 2018
Often while incarcerated music acts as a resource in helping people pass time, find consolation, solace, entertainment - or as something that can soothe during the most difficult of moments. We've gathered playlists from California inmates who have spent 18+ years incarcerated. Location cannot be pinned down beyond California as it's not uncommon to have been located at 8 or more institutions during those years.
For their privacy we've kept from publishing their full names here.
PLAYLIST ONE is below: