Mr. Picketman – “Fight On”
Looking forward to the launch of the first full issue of Raging Chicken Press? Here’s a little mood music to keep your political passions burning:
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All Fracked Up! June 25, 2011 @ Ithaca College
On June 25, 2011, Ithaca College with host the EPIC (Economy+Environment: Protection is Critical) ALL FRACKED UP! event. The event will be a combination rally and informational meeting featuring 45 speakers, 6 movies, and 10 […]
Raging Chicken Press gears up for first full issue
Raging Chicken Press is gearing up for the launch of our first full issue at the end of this month. We’ve got some stellar submissions and have been tweaking the website. We are still seeking […]
Albright College Commencement Speech Demonstration
Albright College, a local private college in Reading, Pennsylvania, invited our favorite gas-bag to speak at their graduation ceremony being held on Saturday, May 22, 2011. Since being invited to speak at Albright in January, […]
Pics from May 3rd “Rally for a Responsible Budget,” Harrisburg, PA
Of the three major rallies in Harrisburg I’ve attended since Gov. Corbett proposed draconian cuts to the state budget, the “Rally for a Responsible Budget” organized by the CLEAR Coalition was by far the largest. […]
Punky Mama on NAACP Rally
We were lucky to come across this great reflection on yesterday’s NAACP’s “Children’s March to Save Public Education.” We want to thank Punky Mama for letting us include her post as a Raging Chicken Press […]
NAACP Rally Pics from Rick Smith Show
Some pics of the April 26 NAACP “Children’s March to Save Public Education” from our friends at the Rick Smith Show:
NAACP April 26, 2011 Rally Pics
NAACP rally – “Children’s March to Save PA Public Schools.” It was in the 80s today and the energy was high. Message echoed off the PA Capitol building. Here’s a link to a bunch of […]
Call for Submissions: Budget Battles and Shock Doctrines
Deadline for August issue is: July 19, 2011 This summer Raging Chicken Press will publish three “issues” — July, August, and September — devoted to ongoing budget battles around the country. July was our first […]