Monthly Archives: December, 2011
Donate to Justice Through Music and receive a DVD documenting the Occupy Movement of the 1960’s.
We need your continued support to help us fight for the 99%. When you make a donation of $25 or more, we will send you a free DVD of the renowned documentary, Dominoes!
Progressive filmmaker John Lawrence Ré has offered us his terrific uncensored 60 minute film, Dominoes – described as a rollercoaster ride through the the Vietnam War years, from Watts burning in 1965 as Black America tried to take back their lives, to the student rebellions around the world in 1968, to the last US helicopter fleeing Ho Chi Minh City in the spring of 1975. It’s a trip -- uncannily similar to what is developing this year across the world with the Arab Spring and the Occupy Movement -- you won’t want to miss as it plays out against a wall to wall soundtrack featuring Santana, Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, Van Morrison, BB King, Marvin Gaye and many more. Check out this clip from the DVD below:
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Glenn Beck Finally Realizes “Born In The USA” by Springsteen Not Jingoism
Conservative Internet/Radio show host Glenn Beck, after listening to "Born In The USA" for over 20 years, finally really listened to the words and realized it was not some right wing patriotic jingoism. He stated, "You get filled with patriotic pride, and then you find out that Bruce Springsteen's 'Born In The U.S.A.' is anti-American." Listen to the entire diatribe below posted by Media Matters.
JTMP Supports Overturning of Citizens United Ruling by Constitutional Amendment
Justice Through Music has teamed up with hundreds of non-profit organizations and thousands of concerned America citizens in a coalition to end corporate personhood and overturn the Citizens United Ruling, called Move To Amend. We feel that big corporate money is poisoning our elections and democratic process, and preventing the voice of the American people from being heard by their elected representatives.
We strongly feel that the ruling in the Citizens United vs. the Federal Election Commission that ruled corporations are persons and entitled by the Constitution to buy our elections and run our government is un-democratic, misguided and wrong and needs to be overturned by a Constitutional amendment by Congress. As we say on the petition website, "We, the People of the United States of America, reject the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in Citizens United, and move to amend our Constitution to firmly establish that money is not speech, and that human beings, not corporations, are persons entitled to constitutional rights."
If you feel the same, and would like to sign the petition asking for Congress to act and overturn this horrible decision by the Supreme Court, and/or you are an organization that wants to join the coalition, please visit the Move To Amend website:
Occupy Music
Justice Through Music is all about music and activism, and on this page you will find all the best Occupy Music. If you have or know of any Occupy Music that the world needs to see, let us know and we will try and get it posted. Rock Your Rights!
Op_Critical: For What It's Worth
Op_Critical: Anonymous
When The Dictator Ran Away - David Rovics
This Playground Is Run By Bullies - David Rovics
FILM THE POLICE - B. Dolan feat. Toki Wright, Jasiri X, Buddy Peace, Sage Francis
I Am a Patriot - Jackson Browne
Whose Side Are You On? - Jackson Browne and Dawes
Occupy Broadway
Trickle Down (Explicit Version) - Sintex Era
Third Eye Blind - If There Ever Was A Time
It's A Liberty Walk! - Miley Cyrus Rock Mafia
Occupy Wall Street Anthem - Bruce Springsteen
We Are The Many - Makana
We Stand As One - Joseph Arthur
Gogol Bordello
Crosby and Nash
Who's The Man? - MK Ultra
We Are The 99 - Rick Harris
The Bottom 99 - Rhiannon Giddens
The Economy is Suffering - Justin Sane from Anti-Flag
Occupy (We The 99) - Jasiri X
OccuPrint Website Showcases Occupy Art
Occuprint is a new website that puts on display artwork inspired by the Occupy Movement, showing the various common threads running through the new movement. A few of the commonalities are anger at the greed of Wall Street and banks, and frustration of the disproportionate access to our elected officials and economic opportunities between the 1% and the 99%. The Citizens United ruling, which gave corporations the same rights as people, is also present on many of the posters, urging citizens (real people) to wake up, get motivated, and get out to fight for their rights.
To view the great artwork click here.
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