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MobLogic and its upbeat host, Lindsay Campbell won't bat an eye about exposing the cold, hard facts - whether they be found in international media or obscured in the citations of Newsweek. If there's something brewing in Washington or causing a current in culture, MobLogic will unearth it, air it, and offer itself up as a forum to discuss it. Whether you're left, right, or happily bi (partisan that is), MobLogic doesn't mind getting in a little bit of hot water in the name of social awareness! Hey, all is fair in love and politics...

No They Can’t!December 12 2008

The racial divide narrows considerably, but American voters rebuke gay marriage, and equal justice under the law remains in doubt.

WTF, California???November 14 2008

Civil rights activists gather in New York City to protest Proposition 8.

Barack Obama Elected PresidentNovember 4 2008

The Moblogic crew and friends react to the news that Barack Obama has been elected the 44th President of the United States of America. Video courtesy of David Friedman.

Free Esha MomeniOctober 24 2008

California graduate student and artist, Esha Momeni, has been detained by the Iranian police and held for over a week without any charges. Click here for more information and to help expedite her release.

A Different Experience, by Esha MomeniOctober 24 2008

**This article was originally published at Change4equality.org

Translated by: Sudi Farokhnia

*Note: This article was written by Esha Momeni in the Summer of 2007. Esha Momeni was arrested on October 15, 2008, while on travel to Iran visiting with family. During this trip Esha worked to complete her Masters thesis project on women activists involved in the Campaign. To this end, she conducted a number of video interviews. She was arrested and taken to Evin prison in relation to her masters thesis, where she remains still. Read the news about her arrest.

I am dressed in white, head to toe. I am aware that the serenity and peacefulness of white does not represent my city, but when I am dressed in white I feel like a dove that is free, one that has not been earmarked and was never kept captive. As I stroll along the streets of my city, I feel like a bride, a bride that is walking towards a new promise, the dream of equality.

Iran and all that makes it unique - steep streets, narrow alleys and unmarked homes - is still the land of promise that we hold dear to our hearts. The women of this land are peacefully writing a glorious end to the bitter long story of inequality and injustice. Iran is still the covenant to those hands that would like to wash the mud of distress from the yarns of this land in the stre