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Formerly on the staffs of Pin Up America and Rockabilly magazine, he was first published nationally in 1981.
He has accumulated freelance magazine, newspaper, and internet credits including Goldmine, USA Today, Counterpunch, Blue Suede News, the Huffington Post, No Depression. and others.
Following organizing work with Iowa's Green Party in 2000, he served as that state's coordinator for independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader's 2004 campaign.
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Monday, November 17, 2014
Spirit of censorship haunts discourse The desire to silence speech with which they disagree seduces partisans of all persuasions. Each, doubtless, is certain that what is unreasonable when perpetrated by their opponents is wholly appropriate when effected by them - since theirs is the 'good' cause. But while it's laudable to support social justice, but no good interest can be advanced by using tyrannical tactics.
Monday, November 17, 2014Spirit of censorship haunts discourse The desire to silence speech with which they disagree seduces partisans of all persuasions. Each, doubtless, is certain that what is unreasonable when perpetrated by their opponents is wholly appropriate when effected by them - since theirs is the 'good' cause. But while it's laudable to support social justice, but no good interest can be advanced by using tyrannical tactics.
