What you missed on Sunday Kos ?
- brooklynbadboy told the story of his year-long battle advising a poor single mother from his neighborhood in her epic legal battle against the City of New York and her rapacious landlord in an effort to keep a safe roof over her head, food on her table, and her children in school. This was the first in a series of stories about his work as an advocate for poor people of color.
- Mark Sumner asked if Osama bin Laden won.
- How does Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts' new movie Larry Crowne stack up as a portrayal of the recession and as a movie? Laura Clawson went to her local multiplex to find out and reported back.
- From the Blagojevich saga to the crisis in Greece to stalled progress here at home, Georgia Logothetis examined citizen complacency and corruption.
- Laurence Lewis explained that some recent court rulings define the necessity of continuing to support the Democrats.
- Dante Atkins reaffirmed his support for the president.
- Denise Oliver-Velez introduced her series on the history and cultural diversity of the Latino/Hispanic communities in the United States, their current and future roles in the Democratic Party, and social change movements.
Source: http://feeds.dailykos.com/~r/dailykos/index/~3/3oZ-sTszWJk/-Late-afternoon-early-evening-open thread
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