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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Revisiting Hearts and Minds
A few months ago, when New York’s Museum of Modern Art film series featured Peter Davis’s seminal Viet Nam war documentary Hearts and Minds (1974), we were inspired to look for contemporary reviews. Penelope Gilliatt’s column in The New Yorker … Continue reading
Poetry of Provocation and Witness from Split This Rock: Poem # 4
NORMAL for Shara McCallum walk long enough with a pebble in your shoe and walking with a pebble becomes normal you no longer notice the discomfort the limp is just another thing to live with pain just another fact … Continue reading
If I Had a Trillion Dollars
10YAC is proud to present “If I Had a Trillion Dollars”, a youth video project sponsored by American Friends Service Committee and National Priorities Project. Last year’s participants were asked to create videos responding to the rising costs of war, which by May 30th, … Continue reading
Poetry of Provocation and Witness from Split This Rock: Poem # 3
For the Fifty (Who Formed PEACE With Their Bodies) In the green beginning, in the morning mist, they emerge from their chrysalis of clothes: peel off purses & cells, slacks & Gap sweats, turtle- necks & tanks, Tommy’s & Salvation … Continue reading
The (not so) Funny Pages
A note from David Sipress: “This cartoon popped into my head after we started bombing in Libya. I already was feeling completely fed up and overwhelmed by two useless, terrible wars, and the news from Libya seemed to push things … Continue reading
Poetry of Provocation and Witness from Split This Rock: Poem #2
The Day Obama Decided The day Obama decided enough was enough and turned off his TV and slept well for the first time since 2007, and Nancy Pelosi decided enough was enough on a weekend in Vermont, when she threw … Continue reading
Meditations on war, peace, women, and power: Suheir Hammad
Suheir Hammad, poet, author and political activist, performs two spoken word pieces: “What I Will” and “break (clustered)”. TEDwomen, December 2010.
Poetry of Provocation and Witness from Split This Rock: Poem #1
10 Years + Counting is proud to be collaborating with Split This Rock to present a series of featured contemporary poems that speak to the culture, crisis, and conscience of war. Split This Rock, based in Washington D.C., is a national network … Continue reading
Welcome to the 10 Years + Counting Blog!
Welcome to the 10 Years + Counting blog. This space is a container for impressions of war. These impressions won’t always comment explicitly on the current wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. They will always speak to the costs of those … Continue reading
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