Updated on October 11, 2020 by Howard Zinn Website
Poet Martín Espada wrote a poem to honor Howard Zinn called “Castles for the Laborers and Ballgames on the Radio.”
He read the poem during a 2013 interview on Moyers & Company.
Updated on November 14, 2020 by Howard Zinn Website
Interview by Bill Moyers • Bill Moyers Journal • December 11, 2009
“I have confidence in the future. You know why? You have to be patient. Farmworkers were at one point in as helpless a position as the labor movement is today. But as Cesar Chavez said, we learned that you have to organize. And it takes time, it takes patience, it takes persistence.”
Updated on November 15, 2020 by Howard Zinn Website
Interviewed by Bill Moyers • PBS' NOW With Bill Moyers • January 10, 2003
"Oh, sure. We were attacked, but then the question is, who attacked us? If we could locate the people who attacked us and get them, grab them, find them. Okay, that's self-defense. But if we are attacked and we don't know who attacked us, and we just select a country from which we think the attackers may have sprung, and then just bomb that country, that is not defense. That is indiscriminate violence."
Bill Moyers
Castles for the Laborers and Ballgames on the Radio
Updated on October 11, 2020 by Howard Zinn Website
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Howard Zinn: Interview by Bill Moyers
Updated on November 14, 2020 by Howard Zinn Website
“I have confidence in the future. You know why? You have to be patient. Farmworkers were at one point in as helpless a position as the labor movement is today. But as Cesar Chavez said, we learned that you have to organize. And it takes time, it takes patience, it takes persistence.”
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Zinn on Iraq and Other Pressing Matters
Updated on November 15, 2020 by Howard Zinn Website
"Oh, sure. We were attacked, but then the question is, who attacked us? If we could locate the people who attacked us and get them, grab them, find them. Okay, that's self-defense. But if we are attacked and we don't know who attacked us, and we just select a country from which we think the attackers may have sprung, and then just bomb that country, that is not defense. That is indiscriminate violence."
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