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World Traveler This website contains articles and book excerpts that offer a critical view of how ‘seemingly’ compassionate social and economic policies have resulted in absolute destruction of the ‘third world’ nations. It also shows how global media is strategically being used as a social control mechanism for sustaining such policies. The site critically analyzes controversial and sensitive issues and provides detailed elaboration in a fact-based manner. Viewers are presented with an opportunity to become better informed about the hidden agendas behind slogans of global democracy and economic globalization. The site also contains an archive of articles and excerpts of famous authors ranging from Noam Chomsky to Eqbal Ahmad. Rage
and Hope This website voices the opinions of critical educators who use their personal biographies in order liberate our thoughts by understanding the atrocities of modern education. The website serves as a forum for educators who are strongly committed to the notion that education can be a transformative and learning process. The site describes the work and struggles of critical theorists such as Paulo Freire, Peter McLaren and Henry Giroux, who have taken such educational studies to the forefront of today’s debates. ZNet ZNET is a classic example of The Internet being effectively used as a tool for social change. One might be overwhelmed by the variety and quantity of information presented, but the site is wonderfully well organized and easily navigable. ZNet is one of the best resource for understanding historical as well as current social and political crises and issues. The site also offers intellectual and radical insights of leading commentators on politics, education, economics etc. In addition, the site also contains inspirational statements and quotes in its well organized ‘Quotes Center. It has a separate ‘Cartoon’ section where various cartoonists have contributed by illustrating the existing inequalities, arrogant policies of various institutes etc., in a very unique manner. By placing its balance sheet the organizers have displayed supreme level of transparency and commitment towards social change. |
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