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FOUR reformers met under a bramble bush. They were all agreed the world must be changed. “We must abolish property,” said one.

“We must abolish marriage,” said the second.

“We must abolish God,” said the third.

“I wish we could abolish work,” said the fourth.

“Do not let us get beyond practical politics,” said the first. “The first thing is to reduce men to a common level.”

“The first thing,” said the second, “is to give freedom to the sexes.”

“The first thing,” said the third, “is to find out how to do it.”

“The first step,” said the first, “is to abolish the Bible.”

“The first thing,” said the second, “is to abolish the laws.”

“The first thing,” said the third, “is to abolish mankind.”

-- Robert Louis Stevenson,
Fables; IX - "The Four Reformers"

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Reclamation Appreciations and critiques of cultural works and people that have had a positive influence on American culture and society but have been forgotten or falsely reinterpreted by enemies of liberty

Reclamation is an occasional online publication devoted to appreciations and critiques of cultural works and creators from America’s past (and relevant foreign ones that have had a positive influence on American culture and society). Reclamation is a forum for serious scholarship by both amateur and professional cultural analysts, with the only requirement being that the work be original, insightful, and useful.Continue to Reclamation

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The Culture Career Network Career Resources for the Cultural Influence Professions

Compass Film AcademyCompass Arts started in 1997 as a non-profit production company creating promotional films for other non-profit organizations traditionally unable to afford campaigns with high production value. After training a number of interns on set, it was decided to start offering classes in producing and screenwriting. In 2000, Compass Academy was born.

Early on, the Academy only taught a few, multi-week classes. Over time, a Resident Artist program was established to continue mentoring alumni in their careers.

In 2006, Compass rolled out a larger, full-year film curriculum in its move toward a multi-year film program: Compass Film Academy. Staff and Adjunct Faculty were added to further enhance the program. Students in the class of 2008 come from nine different states.

Since becoming a school in 2000, over 550 students have graduated from our classes.The American Musical and Dramatic AcademyTalented students from across the country and around the world choose AMDA because of its challenging, performance-based curriculum. They come to train with, and learn from, a premier faculty comprising of accomplished actors, directors, choreographers, dancers, designers and educators who inspire and work with students on an individual basis.

AMDA's programs are rigorous, the environment is supportive, and the outcomes are notable. AMDA has a distinguished record of preparing students for careers in the performing arts.

To build and sustain a career in the performing arts requires commitment, inspiration, and talent. Talent is properly directed and focused by training. AMDA's training is eclectic, based on the principle that students should learn and master the varied approaches and techniques that are actually used in the profession.

is a new organization creating a fresh approach to cultural renewal. Its ambitious aim is to take the conservative movement’s strengths at politics and expand them to cultural pursuits. The Culture Project is a unique organization on the right seeking to synthesize efforts toward creating a culture of liberty in the United States.

Our mission is to increase public support for America's founding values by promoting a culture of liberty through individuals' informed cultural patronage and direct participation.

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