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Public Good Correspondent Awards

admin Jan 29, 2015 Non-Profit Industrial Complex

January 23, 2015

To celebrate 20 years of contributing to informational public health, Public Good announces recipients of the 2014 correspondent awards:

Best Art–The Climateers by Mark Gould
Best Expose–What Would Corporations Do? Native American Rights and the Gateway Pacific Terminal by Sandra Robson
Best Interview–Fourth World Geopolitics and the World Conference on Indigenous Peoples by John Schertow
Best Investigative Journalism–Keystone XL: The Art of NGO Discourse by Cory Morningstar
Best Series–McKibben’s Divestment Tour — Brought to You by Wall Street by Cory Morningstar

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"Unlike the Latin American left, the pathetic European version has lost all sense of what it means to do politics. It does not try to propose concrete solutions to problems, and is only able to take moral stances, in particular denouncing dictators and human rights violations in grandiloquent tones. The social democratic left follows the right with at best a few years delay and has no ideas of its own. The “radical” left often manages both to denounce Western governments in every possible way and to demand that those same governments intervene militarily around the globe to defend democracy. Their lack of political reflection makes them highly vulnerable to disinformation campaigns and to becoming passive cheerleaders of US-NATO wars. That left has no coherent program and would not know what to do even if a god put them into power." - Jean Bricmont

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