In the US, the historic struggle for quality education continues to unfold as America’s public schools have become the center of an intense debate. Much of that has focused on deciding what to do...
The so-called Drug War has drastically altered life in Mexico. More than 40,000 people have been killed since President Felipe Calderon launched a military offensive in December 2006 against the country’s powerful organized crime...
Reporter George Lavender takes us to the site of an ongoing controversy over the use of Rattlesnake Island, a modern-day land dispute with a legacy which traces back to the colonization of the American...
This is Free Speech Radio News for July 4, 2011. Unprecedented pro-democracy revolutions have gripped the Middle East and North Africa since December. Popularly known as the Arab Awakenings or Arab Spring, these revolts...
This Memorial Day FSRN re-visits “In Memorium” a documentary on the history of Hawai’i that is little-known by most people in the United States. Located 25-hundred miles west of the California coast, Hawai’i became...
Special documentary for Monday, May 31, 2010, Fighting Obama’s wars: recruiting youth in Brooklyn Download Audio Dan Brown, 20, enlisted at a U.S. Marine recruiting station in Brooklyn Heights in mid-September after a five-month...
In 2009, our reporters brought you voices from across the globe. And it often wasn’t easy. They work in the shadow of war, censorship and other dangers to bring you the voices of the...
In most places around India, Maoists are an underground hit and run force… but in Central India’s Bastar forests, they’re well-entrenched. Join us today for an encore presentation of “Maoist India, the search for...
Iraqis make up the world’s largest population of refugees. The 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq released a wave of violence and economic instability and brought with it the destruction of key infrastructure and the...
Segregated schools sound like a relic of America’s Jim Crow past. Legal separation that relegated Black students to substandard facilities and resources was “officially” done away with Brown vs. Board of Education. But segregated...
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