For the last three years I have been documenting a series of events within United Teachers Los Angeles (UTLA), around disability rights, Palestinian rights, union democracy and blacklisting, which started as a strange power play within the Human Rights Committee apparently around disability rights, but in my estimation, may have merely been the utilization of [...]
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Anatomy of a Blacklisting: A Thread in Two Blogs
Posted in ADL, Anatomy of a Blacklisting, Building Community, Calling out neo-liberalism, Calling out the liberal left!, Cross Referencing Emmalandia, Disability Rights, Dissident Jewish Voices, Don White, Education, Human Rights, Human rights rhetoric in the service of empire!, In Bed With Frida Kahlo, Israeli Apartheid, Palestine, Simon Wiesenthal Center, Stand With Us, U.S. empire, UTLA, Zionist Campaign Against Free Speech on June 28, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Following the Thread: Anatomy of a Blacklisting
Posted in Anatomy of a Blacklisting, Cross Referencing Emmalandia, Needs Link, U.S. empire, UTLA, Zionist Campaign Against Free Speech on May 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
For those following; Anatomy of a Blacklisting, a thread in two blogs, return to my other blog, In Bed With Frida Kahlo, and follow the thread, starting where you left off. It’s not perfect chronological order, though if you wanted to you could take the time to follow both blogs that way. I think you’ll get [...]
Cross Referencing Emmalandia
Posted in Anatomy of a Blacklisting, Art and Activism, Cross Referencing Emmalandia, Disability Rights, Emma's Room, Human Rights, In Bed With Frida Kahlo, UTLA, Women's Lives, Zionist Campaign Against Free Speech on December 25, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
December 25 2006 (10:35:00) US/Pacific
Blogs:
I maintain a few blogs; the baggage of enforced respite. I literally have lots of time on my hands, the consequence of a disability that leaves me physically limited but usually intellectually quite limber, and while there are days when I lack the strength to sit up in bed or raise [...]
