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Submitted by sky.cosby on Wed, 01/17/2007 - 2:27pm.

For the third year running, local Boston holiday shoppers have been entertained by selections from the Radical Carols Songbook, from favorites like 'away in a sweatshop' to 'song for the one percent.' BAAM began the caroling season by going out Friday, December 12th. The group was in high spirits and was even able to convince a few passerbys to join in the festivities. Then a week later, two representatives of the BAAM Radical Choir stepped into a studio at MIT's WMBR 88.1 FM to record an hour long set for Dave Goodman from the Independent Broadcast Information Service. Segments will be played on the air and a CD copy will be available soon! Look for it on our information table. Everyone is encouraged to print out the songbook and head off to make their own radical caroling adventure!
http://baamboston.org/archive/propaganda/Radical_Christmas_Carols.pdf

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could this be the same people who wrote the B.A.D.broadsides? B.A.D.=boston anarchist drinking brigade)  this group wrote several broadsides in the late 90s on various issues. i found these writings to be well written and informative. if its the same people it is great to see they are still going strong. also i suggest that people look for the broadsides on the internet as they are good reading. later tater
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