Daily Topics - Friday March 25th, 2011

Truthout proudly presents Thom Hartmann's book, "Unequal Protection" Click here for the latest chapter

"Anything Goes on Townhall Fridays!"

Hour One: "Brunch With Bernie" - Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) takes your calls

Hour Two: Should the U.S. make english the official language? Congressman Steve King (R-IA)

Hour Three: 'China Syndrome' at Fukushima nuclear plant? Paul Gunter, Beyond Nuclear

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Det47 15 years 22 weeks ago
#1

Requiring English as an official language would be a good way to develop a sense of citizenship and appreciation of American societal norms, but it could too easily be used to prevent people from voting. Not so long ago, certain people had to pass "literacy tests" in order to be allowed to vote, particularly in some Southern states.

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