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WHO STANDS BEHIND NEDA?

I am old enough to remember the photo of the student Mary Vecchio kneeling over the body of the Kent State student shot by a National Guard. It was a photo that mobilized a generation. As powerful as that image was, it pales by comparison to the cell phone video of the death of Neda. This is a searing image and is mobilizing a generation of men and probably even more importantly--young women of Iran. What makes this even more powerful is that these young women have mothers who remember Iran…See More
Jun 25, 2009
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Gayle Hallgren-Rezac commented on Zoe Cruz's group Best Business Books - (B.B.B)
""MAKE TO STICK" by Chip and Dan Heath. It's a book with a memorable cover, bright orange with a strip of silver duct tape across the front. In the lingo of the Heath bros, it's sticky. I am in love with this book, it's all…"
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Join B.B.B in discussing or recommending any business book that you find helpful, insightful, and inspirational.
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WHO STANDS BEHIND NEDA?

I am old enough to remember the photo of the student Mary Vecchio kneeling over the body of the Kent State student shot by a National Guard. It was a photo that mobilized a generation. As powerful as that image was, it pales by comparison to the cell phone video of the death of Neda. This is a searing image and is mobilizing a generation of men and probably even more importantly--young women of Iran. What makes this even more powerful is that these young women have mothers who remember Iran… Continue

Posted on June 25, 2009 at 3:20pm

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