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is a multifaceted communication system used for life long experiences of knowing, understanding, analyzing, and creating. Modern literacy's timeline for an individual begins before the first lifetime breath is taken and continues until the letting go of our consciousness.

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Councilman Greenfield Denounces Anti-Semitic Outburst in NYC Council Chamber

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New York City Councilman David G. Greenfield makes impromptu remarks on the floor of the council moments after Pro-Palestine activists protested the commemoration of 1.1 million people killed in Auschwitz. Greenfield is the grandson of holocaust survivors. He can be followed on Twitter at @NYCGreenfield and at Facebook.com/David.G.Greenfield

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I believe, needs to provide opportunities to develop a global collective consciousness that comes to value, support, and respect the differences and similarities of all, that contributes to finding the common ground of acceptance, and understanding

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This is a combination of the two last scenes from François Trauffaut's 1966 film, "Fahrenheit 451" starring Oskar Werner and Julie Christie. Trauffaut is considered one of the main filmmakers of the so-called "French New Wave" of the 1960's. It's a must-see for any student, aficianado, or anyone interested in the history and development of film.

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From Sunday to Sunday...

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Ray Bradbury's best-selling science fiction masterpiece about a future without books takes on a chillingly realistic dimension in this film classic directed by one of the most important screen innovators of all time, the late François Truffaut . Julie Christie stars in the challenging dual role of Oskar Werner's pleasure-seeking conformist wife, Linda, and his rebellious, book-collecting mistress, Clarisse.