Showing posts with label Roots of Humanity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roots of Humanity. Show all posts

January 27, 2009

Am I Not Human? Torture on the Dark Side

The Electronic Village is pledged to post about human rights abuses as part of the 'Am I Not Human?' blog campaign on the 27th of each month. We want all concerned bloggers and blog readers to support this effort.

President Obama signed executive order to close Guantánamo Bay prison. This is a major victory in restoring our values and rehabilitating America’s image worldwide. However, there are many who think that much more needs to be done — so many wrongs that still need to be righted.

Alex Gibney’s Academy Award-winning documentary Taxi to the Dark Side showed in stark terms the impact of human rights abuse ... even if done in the name of the 'war on terror'. Perhaps it is time to demand accountability for all abuses committed by the Bush-Cheney administration in the 'war on terror.'

What say u? Have you watched the full documentary yet?

October 21, 2008

Blog Safari #16


I wonder how bloggers are going to adjust on November 5th ... when the election is over? Anyhow, we still have a number of election and non-election posts in this week's 'Blog Safari'. Share some love with these blogs from other parts of the afrosphere.
Let us know if you come across any remarkable posts that should be shared in our next Blog Safari!

August 27, 2008

Am I Not Human?



Join The Roots of Humanity on the 27th of every month in asking the unified, persistent question that has the answers collectively needed, within it.

We ask on behalf of our human siblings lacking in access to the most basic of communication tools, or barred from communication by their governments: Am I Not Human?

Download this month's ebook: 'Where Do We Go From Here'


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Crossposted at UltravioletUnderground, Roots of Humanity and Liberator Magazine. I hope that many villagers will download our eBook ... and respond to the questions that have been asked.

What say u?