Recent Event Highlights: Dan White News Footage Of Arrest, Trial & The White Night Riots, Money For Rope - White Riot (Clash cover) @ Espy Rockdogs Pie Night! (25th June 2010), The Beat Broker - Cactus Cooler (Citizen Kane's White Night Riot mix), Rawside - Good night white pride (Loikaemie cover), Dead Kennedys - I Fought The Law (And I Won), Ra Ra Riot - Each Year (live acoustic performance in Golden Gate Park), and 35 more...
Created by dipity on Sep 8, 2010
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Dan White was a San Francisco supervisor who assassinated San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, on November 27, 1978, at City Hall. In a controversial verdict that led to the coining of the legal slang "Twinkie defense," White was convicted of manslaughter rather than murder in the deaths of Milk and Moscone. Less than two years after serving a sentence of five years, White returned to San Francisco and committed suicide.
In celebration of Eminem's unexpected passive support for same-sex marriage, and his "new tolerant" self, I made a tribute to civil and human rights, which is what I personally take away from his song. Events in order of appearance: School Assembly with Police Tiananmen Square Massacre Moscow Gay Rights Protest South Africa Apartheid & Tensions Anti-Iraq War Protest Vietnam War Protest storming Pentagon Nelson Mandela Harvey Milk - White Night Riots Segregation & Civil Rights Movement Womens Suffrage Movement Stonewall Inn Riot Prop 8 Protest Anti-Iraq War Protest Gandhi Martin Luther King's "Not Long" speech
It's Money For Rope performing a CLASH cover as a warm up for tomorrow's CLASH COMMUNITY CUP 2010. It's a totally hot scorching cover of "White Riot". Performed at The Espy Rockdogs Pie Night! at The Espy, Gershwin Room in the heart of Melbourne Rock'N'Roll, St.Kilda. :)
Twitter: twitter.com Just talking about the some of that good old gay history! More information about Harvey Milk, and the White Night Riots Wikipedia Page en.wikipedia.org Life and Times of Harvey Milk www.hulu.com
Photographer Jerry Pritikin announces his photo exhibition opening at Gage Gallery in Chicago and pays tribute to Harvey Milk Day with his photographs and interesting historical stories from San Francisco in the 1970's about Harvey Milk, Mayor Moscone, Castro Street, White Night Riots...
The Beat Broker "Cactus Cooler (12")" "Cactus Cooler" (Citizen Kane's White Night Riot mix) "Composer: Mark Isham" "Disques Sinthomme US DS 0703-12" 29 Oct 08
Project for school. RAPE RAPE RAPE.
Live Loikaemie cover
Ra Ra Riot recently (7/12/2009) came through San Francisco for their show with Death Cab for Cutie and Andrew Bird. In addition to playing the Greek in Berkeley, they played a live acoustic set in Golden Gate Park this morning to an audience of about 30 fans. This is the performance of their song, "Each Year." Here are the lyrics: Come on, force it down Im imagining Come on, force it down Im imagining Imaging a place where homes are built on frames And where they plant new bulbs along our graves With the fall each year With the fall each year Each year And if you think you might Yes, but if its not so bright But if youre a part of my Whole life Silhouettes in a window frame Better run if it's Boo's old man He wont know if youre white, Oh, in the night Coverin' a fault with trials and coy displays Coverin' a fault with trials and coy displays If it isn't worth the time to Find out how we go About recalling all the ways And the reasons are for With the fall each year With the fall each year Each year And if you think you might Yes, but if its not so bright But if youre a part of my Whole life Silhouettes in a window frame Better run if it's Boo's old man He wont know if youre white, Oh, in the night Vapor lamps in a parking light You cant see when its much too far All that mist in your eyes Oh, in the night 80 years isn't enough time 50 more isn't more enough Oh To right the wrongs What you're hiding in your back yard Is turning innocence to apathy And accusations at ...
The White Night Riots were a series of violent events sparked by an announcement of the sentencing of Dan White, for the assassinations of San Francisco MayorGeorge Moscone and Harvey Milk, an openly gay San Francisco supervisor. The events took place on the night of May 21, 1979 in San Francisco. Initial demonstrations took place at San Francisco's City Hall . The riots caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in property damage. The show of strength from the gay community led to increased political power, which culminated in the re-election of Mayor Dianne Feinstein the following November. In response to a campaign promise, Feinstein appointed a pro-gay Chief of Police, which increased recruitment of gays in the police force. The riots began announcement of the sentencing of Dan White when Harvey Milk's friend Cleve Jones addressed approximately 500 people that had gathered on Castro Street. With shouts of "Out of the bars and into the streets," Jones led the march down Castro street, with more people emerging from each bar.[ The crowd circled around and marched through the Castro again, numbering approximately 1500 people. As the crowd left the Castro, Jones was given the police escort he had been promised several days before. In a 1984 interview, Jones gave a voice to the feeling in the crowd as they began to group together on Castro Street after news of the verdict spread, stating that, The rage in peoples face- - I saw people Id known for years, and they were so ...
This alternate, closer-to-the-action edit of The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles as they perform "Proud Mary" in their 70s concert; songs from the years between the Stonewall Riots to the White Night Riots. Interim Artistic Director: Dominic Gregorio; choreographed by Christopher Graham, introduced by Tina Turner's former back-up singer David Werthe. Recorded live at The Alex Theatre, Glendale, CA June 2008.
The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles perform in their June 2008 70s concert which charts the gay rights movement from the Stonewall to the White Night Riots. includes: I'll Take You There Mirrorball/Dim All the Lights You Should Be Dancing. Continue with: www.youtube.com and www.youtube.com Interim Artistic Director: Dominic Gregorio; Choreography: Billy Rugh; Costumes: Philip Hayman; featuring: Chris Etscheid
The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles perform in their June 2008 70s concert which charts the gay rights movement from the Stonewall to the White Night Riots. Includes: Somebody to Love, I Love the Nightlife (Disco 'Round), Take a Walk on the Wild Side One Toke Over the Line. Continued in Part 2: www.youtube.com Start with: www.youtube.com Interim Artistic Director: Dominic Gregorio; Choreography: Christopher Graham; Costumes: Philip Hayman; featuring: Chris Etscheid
The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles perform in their June 2008 70s concert which charts the gay rights movement from the Stonewall to the White Night Riots. Includes: Cocaine Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough Somebody to Love (reprise) Start with: www.youtube.com and www.youtube.com Interim Artistic Director: Dominic Gregorio; Choreography: Christopher Graham; Costumes: Philip Hayman; featuring: Chris Etscheid
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
MILK SKIMMED A provocative GLBT Historical Society roundtable about what was left out of Gus Van Sant's movie. February 19, 2009 in San Francisco. Milk is a powerful fable about human rights, self-invention, and a movement's proud vitality. Critical acclaim, box-office success, and awards underscore the film's relevance. Still, the movie sidelined many prominent activists for gay rights in the 1970s, including lesbians and people of color, who stood with gay hero Harvey Milk. "Milk Skimmed" will explore alternative stories. It will also speculate on what Milk tells us about queer representation in popular culture today. Featured panelists include: Dr. Tomás Almaguer, Ethnic Studies Professor and former Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, has authored Racial Fault Lines: The Historical Origins of White Supremacy in California (UC Press, 1994) and the widely-reprinted article "Chicano Men: A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and Behavior." Gwenn Craig was one of the co-chairs for No on 6, a key organization working with Harvey Milk for the 1978 defeat of the "Briggs Initiative" to strip educators of their civil rights on the basis of sexual orientation. For the past 30 years, she has continued to fight for the rights of queer people, women, labor, and people of color. Dr. Joshua Gamson, Sociology Professor at University of San Francisco, authored Freaks Talk Back: Tabloid Talk Shows and Sexual Nonconformity (Chicago, 1998) and The ...
Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles sings in their July 2008 concert. Images from the gay rights movement of the 70s from The Stonewall to the White Night Riots put to the beloved song from 'The Muppet Movie'.
White Man'z World Lyrics - I ain't saying I'm innocent of all this I'm just saying This song is for y'all For all the times I mess up when we mess up Dear sister Got me twisted up in prison I miss yah Crying Looking at my nieces and newphews picture They say don't let this cruel world get yah Kinda suspicious, Swearing one day you might leave me for someone thats richer Twist the cap off the bottle I Take a sip And see tommorrow Gotta make if I have to Beg and Borrow Reading love letters late night, locked down, and quiet If brothers don't recieve their mail Best believe we riot Eating Jack mat Staring at walls of Silence Inside this cage Where they captured all my rage and violence In time I learned a few lessons Never fall for riches Aplogizies to my TRUE sisters Far from bitches Help me raise my black nation Reperations are due Its true Caught up in this world I took advantage of you So tell the babies how I love them Precious boys and girls Born black in this white mans world and all I heard was [Chorus] Who knows what tommorrow brings In this world where everyone lies Where to go No matter how far I find To let you know That You're not alone Being born with less I must confess Only adds on to the stress Two gunshots to my homies head Died in his rest Shot him to death and Left him bleeding for his family to see I pass his casket Gently asking Is there heaven for G's? My homeboys doing life Begging mama be stressing Shedding tears When her son finally ask that ...
This is "Each Year" by Ra Ra Riot off their first album "The Rhumb Line". It's a good cd. All 10 songs are good. Plus they have a cellist, Alexandra Lawn, and a violinist, Rebecca Zeller, who are both super hot. Come on, force it down I'm imagining Come on, force it down I'm imagining Imaging a place where homes are built on frames And where they plant new bulbs along our graves With the fall each year With the fall each year Each year And if you think you might Yes, but if it's not so bright But if you're a part of my Whole life Silhouettes in a window frame Better run if it's Boo's old man He won't know if you're white, Oh, in the night Coverin' a fault with trials and coy displays Coverin' a fault with trials and coy displays If it isn't worth the time to Find out how we go About recalling all the ways And the reasons are for With the fall each year With the fall each year Each year And if you think you might Yes, but if it's not so bright But if you're a part of my Whole life Silhouettes in a window frame Better run if it's Boo's old man He won't know if you're white, Oh, in the night Vapor lamps in a parking light You can't see when it's much too far All that mist in your eyes Oh, in the night 80 years isn't enough time 50 more isn't more enough Oh To right the wrongs What you're hiding in your back yard Is turning innocence to apathy And accusations at another man Oh 'Cause you don't have a prayer To put your life into a Christian's hands Never mind what your ...
Greek Revolution Lyrics written/performed by Chris Geo Music by MACBEATZ Global Resistance 2009 myspace.com chrisgeo.com i slipped and i stumbled and I fell on the truth i stood wide awake and rallied the youth the darkness has set got a match to the fuse now the light will shine bright through the white and the blue x2 it's getting dark in here, they came in the night they came for my brother but they left with a fight they came for my mother and they tasted my knife then they came for my daughter so I ended their life this time we go for broke, -we've run out of hope political oppression3- chokes like a rope now I gotta flip the script, and cut at the throat so let it be written the people have spoke pos gamoto tha mou peis pos boro na zeiso me keria ke foties tha ta paro piso pos gamoto tha mou peis pos boro na zeiso me karfia ke xiles tha ta paro piso i slipped and i stumbled and I fell on the truth i stood wide awake and rallied the youth the darkness has set got a match to the fuse now the light will shine bright through the white and the blue x2 verse 2 fighting fire with fire torching false treasures fire burns white when we turn up the pressure under street lights, we enter the center stand as free men address the oppressors now the people united, one voice speaking loud it started in Greece and heard in the clouds We rallied for peace - they teargas the crowd with bloodshot eyes we still stand proud pos gamoto tha mou peis pos boro na zeiso me keria ke foties ...
www.causecast.org The life of late San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk in the context of Gandhi and Martin Luther King. This animated documentary charts a time-line of the life of the first openly gay man elected to public office in between events in other civil rights struggles. Produced by Causecast for Focus Features, the piece celebrates the release of the film MILK, in theaters November 26. To learn more about Harvey Milk, check out http To learn about more causes, check out www.causecast.org - - - MILK Timeline was directed by Dave O'Brien, produced by Levi Felix and Amitabh Klemm, animated by Brandon Buck and Malak Quota and voice-over by Chris Emerson.
This is when the Beastie boys were a hardcore punk band. This from the New york Thrash CD.
The Times of Harvey Milk
The Counterfeit Clash playing The Arts Center in East Kilbride , Saturday August 16th. This was their last one of the night.....I wanna a riot , a riot of my own!
song - White Rock band - Riot album - Narita (1979) band members: Mark Reale - guitar Jimmy Iommi - bass Guy Speranza - vocals Peter Bitelli - drums Rick Ventura - guitar White Rock Tracklist: 1. Waiting For The Taking 2. 49Er 3. Kick Down The Wall 4. Born To Be Wild 5. Narita 6. Here We Come Again 7. Do It Up 8. Hot For Love 9. White Rock 10. Road Racin' White Rock Hot rock and rollers, Flash through town, tryin' to make some waves. We'll have some wine, love some women, Another night, another, show to do. Outside snow is falling, Some view, got to get the crew. White rock, makin' me so hot. I like the fever from white rock. White rock, come on make it hot. White fury, white rock. Up all night, sleep all day, Comes the action, when we start to play. Music echoes from the high walls, White rock, never gonna fall. Outside snow is falling, Some view, gotta get the crew. White rock, makin' it so hot. I like the fever from white rock. White rock, come on make it hot. White fury, white rock. White rock, makin' it so so hot. I like the fever from white rock. White rock, come on make it hot. White fury, white rock. White rock, makin' it so hot. I like the fever from white rock. White rock, come on make it hot. White fury, white rock. Make me hot.
song - Road Racin' band - Riot album - Narita (1979) band members: Mark Reale - guitar Jimmy Iommi - bass Guy Speranza - vocals Peter Bitelli - drums Rick Ventura - guitar Tracklist: 1. Waiting For The Taking 2. 49Er 3. Kick Down The Wall 4. Born To Be Wild 5. Narita 6. Here We Come Again 7. Do It Up 8. Hot For Love 9. White Rock 10. Road Racin' Road racin' Road racin' Movin' on down the line Shiftin' gears, racin' through space and time Move so fast I can't explain Can't wait to get on the road again Baby, hold on tight to my lovin' machine Radio's blastin' Rockin' all night Rollin' down the highway Through the dead of night road racin'aww Road racin' Feel the earth move under my wheels Road racin', the chills you get from the turns and squeals On my way down the road again Just let me know if you wanna go again Rollin' down the highway With the World's flashing by Past the smoke and the heat We're road racin' kick it out now Road racin' the line space and time dead of night we're road racin'
I ain't saying I'm innocent of all this I'm just saying This song is for y'all For all the times I mess up when we mess up Dear sister Got me twisted up in prison I miss yah Crying Looking at my nieces and newphews picture They say don't let this cruel world get yah Kinda suspicious, Swearing one day you might leave me for someone thats richer Twist the cap off the bottle I Take a sip And see tommorrow Gotta make if I have to Beg and Borrow Reading love letters late night, locked down, and quiet If brothers don't recieve their mail Best believe we riot Eating Jack mat Staring at walls of Silence Inside this cage Where they captured all my rage and violence In time I learned a few lessons Never fall for riches Aplogizies to my TRUE sisters Far from bitches Help me raise my black nation Reperations are due Its true Caught up in this world I took advantage of you So tell the babies how I love them Precious boys and girls Born black in this white mans world and all I heard was [Chorus] Who knows what tommorrow brings In this world where everyone lies Where to go No matter how far I find To let you know That You're not alone Being born with less I must confess Only adds on to the stress Two gunshots to my homies head Died in his rest Shot him to death and Left him bleeding for his family to see I pass his casket Gently asking Is there heaven for G's? My homeboys doing life Baby mama be stressing Shedding tears When her son finally ask that questions Where my daddy at? Mama ...
NBC News Footage on the murders of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone, and Supervisor Harvey Milk. The footage covers suspect Dan White's arrest, and a brief history of everyone. Also mentioned is Moscone's connection to Reverend Jim Jone's Peoples Temple, and the appointment of Jim Jones to head of the Housing Commission. The video ends abruptly and for that I apologize.
Nice dance tune.
This video loop was made for the Honey Soundsystem DJ sets at Gus Van Sant's MILK movie wrap party on March 11th, 2008 in San Francisco. It features footage from the gay riots or white night riots in San Francisco in response to the verdict over the assassination of Harvey Milk. Honeysoundsystem.com for more details.
Opening night of white riot.
Created in 2005 & 2006, this video shows the homophobia interlorance against the GLBT community. Video footage from "The Times of Harvey Milk" and images from the inter-net.
highlights from GNO TV with wet t-shirt show and Quiet Riot concert
Yes, I Mixed up Videos of the National Black Block and the Antifa Black Block - please stop trying to correct me - I know what the Black-White-Red Flag stands for. Maybe u see the pictures in coherence with the song, especially the lyrics. For example 0:57 ! In the beginning you see an Nazi-Demonstration, at 0:18 you can see the othe people building barricades... of course it's not the same demonstration, but it has a symbolic character. Maybe look at the details,... Another point: Hardcore isn't Right-Winged. A fucking Nazi-Scumbag took the rights of the Trademark "Hardcore" and tries to bring the word in right connotation - but Hardcore will always be Nazi-Free! If i hurted somebody's rights by using his or her video material, I'm sorry, please contact me and we can discuss a solution.
Video footage of the riot in San Francisco in the wake of the slap-on-the-wrist manslaughter verdict against Dan White, murderer of Harvey Milk and Mayor George Moscone. From www.shapingsf.org, shared under the following Creative Commons licensing: creativecommons.org
This is the late Sande Mack, activist and tv producer talking about the "founder" of the AIDS quilt. This is a clip from the Steven Keller Show, the interviewer is Steven Keller. He also talks about the toxic AIDS drugs that gave him a heart attack. Read below Sande's own words: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- April 9, 2000 Many of you know when we at Electric City see blatant lies there is no choice but to address the issue. The issue at hand is the new "ghost written" tome [Stitching A Revolution], full of false statements, by Cleve Jones who is not the creator of the Names Quilt. I was handed an interview Cleveta gave to a New England gay rag that was full of inaccurate historical statements. First, let me say I have lived and have been a street activist in San Francisco for thirty-five years. Now I read our history rewritten, yet again, starring Cleve Jones. False statement number one -- Cleve states he has been HIV positive since the Seventies. There was no test, nor was there a virus called HIV, until the eighties. Second falsehood -- Cleve states "he has been a street activist for twenty years." All I ever saw was a drunken drag queen we had to step over to get out the door. Cleve was that drag queen. He does mention hustling -- as in whoring -- I recall and that is the only true statement in the entire article. I must mention the *real* creator of the Names Quilt was Joseph Durant. We took the names of our dead ...
Dead City Riots playing The Clash's "White Riot" as part of the Joe Strummer Tribute Night,at King Tut's,Glasgow 22/12/06. In aid of the Strummerville charity. www.deadcityriots.com www.strummerville.com
Countdown with Keith Olbermann interviews Steve Dahl on the 25th anniversary of Disco Demolition Night. The promotion was held by the Chicago White Sox on July 12, 1979 at Comiskey Park. Disco records were exchanged for cheaper admission to a double header with the Detroit Tigers. Between games the disco records were blown up resulting in fans storming the field, lighting fires, and rioting.
a black/white video i shot last year in Paris, celebrating a wonderful song by my new yorkers friends THE NATIONAL, from their album 'alligator' on Beggars Banquet Records
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