books /cds / shirts mugs etc.


what did she just say? is a collection of damali's radio stories, and audio art with snippets of interviews thrown in between. hear damali panhandle for reparations, have her body parts matched by paintmixers for the flesh tone series, and squeal with infectious energy about beethoven's fifth symphony. the cd also contains everyone's favorite reading of "white noise" those famous questions..."how do you get your hair like that?"

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  what did she just say? (2005)

($10 + shipping)
100% recyclable packaging
$1 of each purchase will be donated to the carter center

tracks:
choose
curious
the paintmixers listen
rent-a-negro.com
living flag listen
a sense of hope
beethoven's fifth
those questions
white noise
actual quotes
me and the golliwog
what we know
trashed


   

 

"Creating a world in which every man, woman, and child
has the opportunity
to enjoy good health
and live in peace."

i chose the carter center for this donation because their work manifests my belief that all issues are connected.
The Carter Center's programs include:

• supporting the political participation of traditionally marginalized segments of society

• assisting developing countries with the expertise to help them devise their own plans for sustainable farming and development

• making peace by preventing and resolving armed and political conflicts around the globe

• international election monitoring

• aiding in the passage of legislation, implementation and use of access to information laws

• training media in the responsibilities of a free press

• providing useful working tools to improve the effectiveness of human rights monitors and advocates

• fostering development of mental health services for children and families, promoting access to quality mental health care

• funding world wide health programs based on the value “we believe good health is a basic human right"

read jimmy carter's commentary on elections in the united states: "some basic international requirements for a fair election are missing in Florida."