Noam Chomsky: Arab Spring, American Winter

from Center for Global Humanities Hosted by Noam Chomsky

This seminar reflects on the irony that while the peoples of the Middle East are demanding the right to good education, health, and employment, Americans, battered by an economic systems that eludes most people's grasp, seem to be resigned to a future without such rights.

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