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Since World War II, U.S. international broad¬casting has been a major tool for breaking information barriers and blockades constructed by totalitarian and similarly closed authoritarian regimes. Today, the United States continues to open new doors to individual and media freedom, and to advance the free exchange and debate of ideas for citizens of states that are still not free. Despite this record, Radio and TV Martí—the United States’ Spanish-language broadcasts to Cuba—have come under increas¬ing attack primarily from liberals and members of the Democratic Party. The Heritage Found...

On the dust jacket of “Remote Access,” a book about small public libraries from the University of Arkansas Press, there’s a photo of two men sitting in front of the library at Norman.

Cuban citizens carried out 361 protests against the communist Castro regime and its puppet-president Miguel Díaz-Canel in August.

Highlights from Washington Post, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and others.

Two years? did we achieve anything? was it worth it? or maybe there's all the wrong questions. this is from acclaimed author and professor robin d.k., in the new forward for his 2002 acclaimed book, freedom dreams. quote, a prudential snow touts to move beyond a bipolar understanding of social movements is either winning or losing. to, focus instead, on the collective radical imagination that conjures and sustains visions of freedom, even in the darkest times. kelly is with a 20th anniversary edition of the book, it looks at block grassroots movements and radical traditions differently from so...