Kevin Danaher: The War on Terror (3 of 3)

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Beyond the Frame: Alternative Perspectives on the War on Terrorism

This DVD compilation offers a series of stand-alone interviews with some of the most prominent scholars, experts, and activists in political and social thought that critique mainstream media's coverage of the war on terrorism. This accessible format is designed to allow educators to bring the voices of these cultural analysts directly into their classrooms.

Launched in September 2001, Beyond the Frame is a series of interviews with leading scholars, experts, and activists offering alternative perspectives on the 9/11 tragedy and its aftermath. Originally a web-only project, the interviews were(and continue to be) available free of charge via streaming video through MEF's website. The project was a response to MEF's alarm at the dangerously restricted range of views presented by the mainstream media, largely confined to the opinions of political elites and a commercial frame dependent on advertisers and ratings.

Featuring some of the most prominent names in political and social thought, the site has been accessed to date by tens of thousands of people seeking alternatives to mainstream media coverage in a post-9/11 world. Created in response to educator requests, the DVD will allow these interviews to be shown in the classroom.

Featuring Interviews with: Seth Ackerman, Belquis Ahmadi, Joan Blades, Maliha Chishti, Noam Chomsky, Jo Commerford, Kevin Danaher, Cynthia Enloe, Henry Giroux, Janine Jackson, Robert Jensen, Sut Jhally, Darryl Kimball, Michael Kimmel, Mhahsa Khanbabai, Naomi Klein, Manning Marable, Mark Crispin Miller, Bernie Sanders, Ritu Sharma, Vandana Shiva, and Alisa Solomon.

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[BeatBuddy]

I'm tired of hearing right wing pundits shouting at the top of their lungs that the media and our universities are in the hands of leftists. Anyone who understands anything about the nature of authoritarianism can see through this charade.

[jasonlajoie]

You have a really important channel, probably the most important I've come in contact with on You Tube. I'm very glad to be a new subscriber. Thanks for your posts:)

[WhatIsNotSeen]

I agree on the general principles but not on the specifics. Maybe corporations have claimed the airwaves. When was the last time you saw a citizen pay for his own share of airwaves? Most of them don't care enough to pay to 'reserve' their space. So the big, organized teams win everytime. By default. (No opposition).

[wagechi29]

i agree. great channel.