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Burt Cohen

Portsmouth
As seen in: Keeping Democracy Alive with Burt Cohen, Yahoo, Portsmouth Herald, Seacoast Online, The National Law Review, Concord Monitor, History News Network, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine, Foster's Daily Democrat, Broadband Breakfast, New Hampshire Business Review and
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By Burt Cohen
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The opposite of the US, France’s cities are wealthy while there’s poverty in the suburbs. And Macron is known as the president of the rich. What’s we’re seeing is a collapse of the “centrist” European regimes, not just in France. What started as narrow grievances has led to larger public questioning of liberal authoritarianism. On this show veteran columnist Patrick Lawrence digs in to this new troubling phenomenon.
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By Burt Cohen
| keepingdemocracyalive.com
It’s an internet fad nearing it’s sell-by date: women reverting to some imagined fantasy of a traditional wife from the 19th century when men took care of women who stayed happy in the home, living quite comfortably. The concept is from the manosphere, where standards of masculinity are raised absurdly high. So says our guest,The Nation’s Katha Pollitt. The reality is that it’s highly risky for women. And behind the fantasy, the truth is even 19th century women wanted equal rights.
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By Burt Cohen
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There was something called the Union of South American Nations. It was when left governments vowed to fight fascism collectively. It all started with the election of Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez. The US and the International Monetary Fund couldn’t stand that independence and robust sovereignty. Now, driven by the economic violence of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, right wing fascism is making a comeback in Brazil and much of Latin America.
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