SWOPblogger

Albuquerque, NM - For over a quarter century, SouthWest Organizing Project (SWOP) has worked to "empower disenfranchised communities in the southwest United States to realize racial and gender equality and social and economic justice." SWOP is now proud to bring you SWOPblogger - your blog for news and views with a community bias. We ask the question: Who pays and who benefits? Come back often for updates!

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Video: NOLA Public Housing Demolitions

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Labels: Hurricane Katrina, Katrina

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Featured Links

• Better NM
• Clearly NM
• New Mexico Independent
• GJF's "Clawback" Blog
• NM youth organized
• EchoLandia

SWOP Sounds

• Jeanne Gauna on KUNM
• Victoria Rodriguez on VFTL
• 25th Call-in show
• Fernando Abeyta on NRProject
• Michael Guerrero on Pacifica
• SWOP youth on KUNM

News Feeds

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KRQE Local Feed

Center for Media Justice

New America Media

CommonDreams

SWOPblogger Tag Cloud

Links

• Jovenes Unidos Blog
• Old SWOP Blog
• Google News
• Center For Media Justice
• Echolandia
• Southwest Workers' Union
• PR Watch
• FAIR
• SNEEJ
• GGJ Alliance
• Sage Council
• Z-Net Blogs
• Narco News
• Climate Justice youth blog

  Local Blogs

• M-Pyre
• nmfbihop
• Joe Monahan
• Duke City Fix
• Burque Babble
• Alterdestiny
• Democracy for NM
• Coco Posts
• FiveZeroFive
• Cuerpo Aztlan
• TheLeague
• Latin American News Review

World Social Forum

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• US Social Forum
• World Social Forum>
• COMPA
• Foro Social Fronterizo

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