Dear Tumblr Pals,
We’re kind of new around these here Tumblr parts and, well, we feel like it would be rude to show up to a party without a gift.
So, as a gift to you, we’d like to offer you a $2 credit towards MP3s at Amazon MP3.
Here’s what you have to do:
1. What do you propose to do? [20 words]
VozMob/Mobile Voices amplifies the voices of those excluded from the digital public sphere, by appropriating mobile phones for community-based journalism.
2. Is anyone doing something like this now and how is your project different? [30 words]
Many…
1. What do you propose to do? [20 words]
VozMob/Mobile Voices amplifies the voices of those excluded from the digital public sphere, by appropriating mobile phones for community-based journalism.
2. Is anyone doing something like this now and how is your project different? [30 words]
Many…
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There were a lot of tears in Libreville on Sunday. There were the tears of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, overwhelmed by having missed the decisive penalty in Gabon’s shootout defeat to Mali and there were the tears of Seydou Keita as he used his side’s progress to the semi-final for the first time in 10 years to highlight the crisis overwhelming his country.
Keita began the tournament fronting an Oxfam campaign to raise awareness of the food crisis sweeping the Sahel after a year of poor rains. His words on Sunday were even more emotive, and came with a ringing immediacy. His face as he stepped up to take the final penalty looked drained, but his nerve remained sure and he converted with a precise, low shot.
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Shit Queer Grrrls Say
Why should Latin@s care about SOPA?
By amalia deloney
Today websites across the country have purposely blacked out their pages so visitors will see only information about Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect Intellectual Property Act. Among the organizations joining this fight…
Radio Show take 1
Frederick Douglass (via thefreenomad)
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Priya Kandaswamy, “Innocent Victims and Brave New Laws” from Nobody Passes (via youarenotyou)
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