Tomorrow is the “boycott for equality,” a day when gays and lesbians are being asked to stay home from work spend no money at all. The goal of the action is raise awareness of the gay and lesbian civil rights struggle by demonstrating homosexuals’ impact on the economy.
The Other Debate to Watch
Clyde Haberman, with a roundup of city issues including Senator Schumer's plans for a televised debate
» New York Times
and
Greg David, Editor of Crains New York Business, shares his two cents
» Crains New York
and
» New York Times
and
Greg David, Editor of Crains New York Business, shares his two cents
» Crains New York
and
Heart of the Matter
Tara Parker-Pope, writes the healthjournal column for the Wall Street Journal and author, Cigarettes: Anatomy of an Industry from Seed to Smoke (the New Press, 2002), on defibrillators in the home
» Wall Street Journal
and
Richard Hayes, Clinical Assistant ...
» Wall Street Journal
and
Richard Hayes, Clinical Assistant ...
30 Issues: Humanitarian Intervention
Andrew Apostolou, Vice-President for Research at The Foundation for the Defense of Democracies
» Defend Democracy
and
Nancy Soderberg, Vice President and Director of the New York office of the International Crisis Group who served in the Clinton Administration ...
» Defend Democracy
and
Nancy Soderberg, Vice President and Director of the New York office of the International Crisis Group who served in the Clinton Administration ...
feedback: science
Isn't there a difference between budgeting for R&D and budgeting for
other scientific research? What about fields of science where there
isn't product development going on?
-JLE
30 ISSUES: HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION
Today's topic is "humanitarian intervention." When is it acceptable to take up arms to save lives? Does the war in Iraq qualify? What should the U.S. do in Darfur?
Our guests today are Nancy Soderberg who served as a foreign policy official in the Clinton administration and Vance Serchuk ...
Follow The Brian Lehrer Show on: