Old deal, New Deal: The Churchill Falls MOU – Deeply flawed, but we’re not starting from scratch
The MOU needs big changes, according to Premier Wakeham and his review committee. But when negotiations with Quebec resume, “we’re going to build on the parts that work, and fix the parts that don’t.” Where did they find failings in what the previous government called the transformative deal that changes everything? The CBC's Jamie Fitzpatrick exp...
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7222002?cmp=rss

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I've got a new post up on Substack about attempts to save the Wilbur G. Cohen building in Washington, DC--constructed to memorialize Social Security and New Deal-era art (funded by the National Recovery Administration) from potential "accelerated disposal" by the current Administration (you-know-who). https://
jeanvengua.substack.com/p/help-save-new-deal-art
#newdeal #SocialSecurity #NewDealArt
I've got a new post up on Substack about attempts to save the Wilbur G. Cohen building in Washington, DC--constructed to memorialize Social Security and New Deal-era art (funded by the National Recovery Administration) from potential "accelerated disposal" by the current Administration (you-know-who). https://jeanvengua.substack.com/p/help-save-new-deal-art
#newdeal #SocialSecurity #NewDealArt
Help Save New Deal Art

No. 242: Saving New Deal Art, Asian Americans & the NRA, Henrietta Shore, New Deal Post Office Art, What Banksy Shows Us About Power; Soundings: Salinas Road.

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Old deal, New Deal: The Churchill Falls MOU – Slaying the 1969 dragon (eventually)
Premier Andrew Furey ripped up the old Churchill Falls contract, and announced the start of a new chapter for Newfoundland and Labrador. The Memorandum of Understanding he reached with Quebec in 2024 was hailed as the foundation of a much, much better deal. But how much better?
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7219428?cmp=rss
In 1941, Sabine Farms homesteaders near Marshall, TX did something pragmatic and quietly radical: they collectively contracted with Dr. A.O. Lee for medical care. Pooling resources for a Black physician in Jim Crow Texas meant building a parallel system of survival outside hostile institutions. The community didn't wait for access — they organized it. #TexasHistory #BlackHistory #NewDeal #MarshallTexas
Old Deal, New Deal: The Churchill Falls MOU – Shafted! Why it always comes back to 1969
Every time Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec sit down to talk about Churchill Falls, there’s a third party at the table. It’s the hated 1969 contract, which shadows our every move. How did this province walk into what has been called the most one-sided resource contract in Canadian history? CBC’s Jamie Fitzpatrick explains in the first of a four-part se...
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7217174?cmp=rss
These Artists Got a New Deal

“Art in Every Corner,” Blanton Museum of Art

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