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1: Tracy Rosenberg. Rosenberg manages Media Alliance, a
non-profit that fights for the rights of media workers and consumers
of mass media. Media Alliance has a rich history, and is at the
cutting edge of media activism.
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2: Bradley. Bradley is a volunteer with the San Francisco
Bay Area Independent Media Center. He is also a photographer who
documents struggles in Santa Cruz with a keen eye. He tells about
going to Oaxaca, Mexico during the radical uprising there. Read
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3: Bill Hackwell. Hackwell is a photographer and activist
who lives in Oakland. He is an organizer for the ANSWER Coalition.
He is well known in Cuba, where he has traveled many times in solidarity
and put on several important photo shows. He talks about starting
out as a military photographer in Viet Nam, where his politics crystallized.
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4: Favianna Rodriguez. Rodriguez is a successful artist
and organizer of other artists. Along with producing hundreds of
silkscreen prints, she built a design business in Oakland that caters
to organizations for social change, Tumis. She is also an online
activist pushing for change for the Latino community. Read
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5: Josh Wolf. Wolf is a videographer who got caught up in
a legal case when he filmed a demonstration where a police officer
was seriously injured. He refused to turn his tape over to authorities,
and spent many months in prison on a contempt citation from a federal
grand jury. For his courageous stand he was the recipient of several
national journalism awards. Read
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6: Greg Landau. Landau is a record and film music producer
living in San Francisco. He learned filmmaking from his father,
Saul Landau, while traveling throughout Latin America. Greg spent
most of the 1980s in Nicaragua, where he was baptized by fire working
for the Ministry of Culture in the Sandinista government. He relates
the experiences that formed the cultural perspective that informs
his career today. Read
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