Monday, April 1, 2019

Mikigold - Strictly Niceness #6 By LDBK

New show by LDBK


Mikigold - Strictly Niceness #6

This 6th Strictly Niceness themed mix is provided by Mikigold from the Supafly Collective who send us these notes: 

“The best playlists are the ones that you didn't think through. Although I love to loose myself in digging for the perfect track, this mix came quite spontaneously. When the Niceness Boys asked me to back them up for the party next Saturday, I knew instinctively what I wanted this mix to sound like: rhythmical, diverse, powerful and full of soul.” 

If you are in Brussels on April 6th, make sure to join Mikigold, Dj Sofa, Dj Kwak, Gones & Mister Critical at La Bodega =>www.facebook.com/events/406782409893768

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Sunday, December 30, 2018

Jason Stanley - How Fascism Works


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[AR Upcoming] Jason Stanley - How Fascism Works

To: All Stations/Program Directors
Fr: David Barsamian/via Distribution
Dt: Dec 27, 2018
Re: Fascism
 
What is fascism? Michael Parenti, author and historian says, “Fascism historically has been used to secure the interests of large capitalist interests against the demands of popular democracy. Then and now, fascism has made irrational mass appeals in order to secure the rational ends of class domination.”  Fascism flourishes in times of economic insecurity and cultural backlash. Opportunistic politicians offer up a platter of racism, xenophobia and hyper-nationalism. They stoke fear and resentment using simplistic slogans such as “Drain the Swamp” and “Build the Wall.” In the U.S. today, there is a whiff fascism in the air. Witness the march of white supremacists with torches held high in Charlottesville chanting “Blood and Soil,” an old Nazi slogan and “Jews Will Not Replace Us.” The president called them “very fine people.”
 
 
Jason Stanley is the Jacob Urowsky Professor of Philosophy at Yale University. He is the author of Knowledge and Practical Interests, Language in Context, Know How and the award-winning How Propaganda Works. 
 
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