In this upcoming edition of SJTV we will be featuring the historical speech given by Arundhati Roy at Riverside Church in Harlem , NY in May 2003. Video Provided Courtesy of Democracynow.org.
The title of the speech is "Instant Mix Imperial Democracy- Buy One Get One Free" and is as inspirational and relevant now as it was back in 2003. Also included is a brief conversation between Arundhati Roy and famed author and historian Howard Zinn.
Monday, September 18, 2006
September 14th Starts the New Season of Social Justice Television
Social Justice Television is back after Summer Break with a new season of News, Information and Stories. Our new timeslot is Thursday 10-11 p.m on SCANTV Channel 77/29 and streaming live @ www.scantv.org.
We kicked off the new season with a video compilation speakers forum starting off with Marine Corporal Grant Collins giving very moving testimony about his time in Iraq and why he feels it is now his duty to speak out against the War in Iraq. This video segment also available at Truthout.org
Next we hear from former Weapons Insoector Scott Riiter at his last speech at Town Hall Seattle.
Then wrapping things up we hear from Bush Crimes Commission Members retired Colonel Anne Wright and Larry Everest, author of Oil, Power and Empire.
As soon as the SCAN Studios are fully renovated we will resume production of our featured activist spotlight where we interview local activists about issues important to the community.
We kicked off the new season with a video compilation speakers forum starting off with Marine Corporal Grant Collins giving very moving testimony about his time in Iraq and why he feels it is now his duty to speak out against the War in Iraq. This video segment also available at Truthout.org
Next we hear from former Weapons Insoector Scott Riiter at his last speech at Town Hall Seattle.
Then wrapping things up we hear from Bush Crimes Commission Members retired Colonel Anne Wright and Larry Everest, author of Oil, Power and Empire.
As soon as the SCAN Studios are fully renovated we will resume production of our featured activist spotlight where we interview local activists about issues important to the community.
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