Author: documentaryfestival

We are being utterly transformed. And the world is being utterly transformed around us. Ostensibly, this is to tackle a simple virus. In reality, it is to achieve an elite design at staggering cost to humanity and to life generally. If you have not been carefully following what is taking place, let me highlight […] via… Continue reading The Elite’s COVID-19 Coup: Fighting for Our Humanity, Our Liberty and Our Future | Global Research — Truth2Freedom’s Blog

Tennis star, businesswoman and all-around American icon Venus Williams says she eats a mostly vegan diet, something that she started back in 2011 when she was diagnosed with an auto-immune disease called Sjogren’s Syndrome and realized that drastically changing her diet could help alleviate her symptoms. Now Williams, 39, says that being mostly plant-based or… Continue reading Venus Williams Eats Mostly Plant-Based or Vegan, and You Can Too — Not For Meat Eaters

A copyright is a legal certification that a certain person or company owns a creative work. No one is allowed to distribute or reproduce the work without the copyright owner’s permission. If you create a written text or one of the other kinds of works eligible for copyright, you are its owner even if you… Continue reading Taking Ownership of Your Original Work: Reasons for Copyright Protection — A People’s Choice

The Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans was one of the hardest hit areas from Hurricane Katrina. Now, 15 years after the storm, rebuilding is still taking place. In this short documentary, a group of journalists interview people to see how much help they received (or didn’t). via Katrina: 15 Years Later — Media Milwaukee

Memorial Day is upon us, a holiday once known as Decoration Day that commemorates both the end of the Civil War and the sacrifice of our military men and women in all conflicts. via TURES: Remembering Ulysses S. Grant — LaGrange Daily News

Meet photojournalist Traveon Dinell Rogers, whose intelligent and thoughtful work explores issues of identity, illuminating what it means to be human in the 21st century from the valuable and often unacknowledged perspective of people of color. I am overjoyed to present his first printed photo-essay, Reflections Beyond the Mirror: Exploring Blackness in Colombia’s Unlikeliest City, […]… Continue reading Featured Artist: Traveon Dinell Rogers — synkroniciti

Sex, gender, and sexuality are all on continua. You don’t need to be homosexual or bisexual to acknowledge and respect people’s identities and physiology, or the issues they face in a society that socially erases these identities, leading to mental illness and mortality. It’s not emasculating to accept that it’s possible for some people to […]… Continue reading On Gender, Sex, and Sexual Orientation on Continua — Abed’s Headspace

Hair Love: nominated for short film (animated), directed by Matthew Cherry, Everett Downing Jr. & Bruce Smith A father does his daughter’s hair. Normally I’d be extremely dismissive – these types of videos go viral all the time, the world falls over itself to applaud dads for attempting the things mothers are expected to do […]… Continue reading Oscar-nominated shorts 2020 — ASSHOLES WATCHING MOVIES

In light of the conclusion of the last dance documentary, and all of the Jordan vs Lebron discussions going on, I thought I would expand the argument a little. Rather than debating between the two player’s, let’s compare their eras of NBA basketball. In this article, I will be creating what I would consider the […]… Continue reading NBA Era Debate: 80s/90s vs 2000s — LEAGUE ALERTS