The Progressive
The Progressive
简 介：
- 主管单位：
- 主办单位：The Progressive Magazine
- 创刊时间：1909
- 出版周期：12
- 地址：美国
- 国际标准刊号：ISSN 0033-0736
- 国内统一刊号：CN
- 邮发代号：
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- 总价：
1997年
A genius for activism - Treatment Action Group Policy Director Mark Harrington; MacArthur Award for AIDS activism
Bob Blanchard
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D.C.'s indentured servants - Washington, D.C.; exploitation of foreign domestic workers
Martha Honey
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'The First Amendment is not a stop sign against reform.' - American Civil Liberties Union - The ACLU Vs. Public Citizen: A Debate on Campaign Finance - Cover Story
Bob Schiff
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So I lied: whatever happened to the abortion lobbyist who repented? - Ron Fitzgerald, head of National Coalition of Abortion Providers, and the partial birth abortion issue - Interview
Melanie Conklin
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Pol Pot and the left - many Americans on the left, underestimated the ferocity of the attacks that Pol Pot unleashed against the Cambodian people - Editorial
Matthew Rothschild
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Oliver North throws a party: what a lovely Cold War it was - $150-a-plate dinner given on the anniversary of North's Iran-contra Congressional hearings
Ruth Conniff
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NASA's nuclear gamble - October 1997 launch of a Cassini space probe which will carry 732.3 lbs of potentially dangerous plutonium: includes information on anti-launch activities - Cover Story
Karl Grossman
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Who needs the earth? - boring news stories increase Americans' apathy towards real issues - Column
Susan Douglas
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The Way We Really Are: Coming to Terms with America's Changing Families. - book reviews
Martha Baskin
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Groundbreaking at Livermore Lab - protesters at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory against new National Ignition Facility which would create tiny nuclear explosions - Column
Gina K. Thornburg
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The Global Media: The New Missionaries of Corporate Capitalism. - book reviews
Amitabh Pal
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Memoirs of a survivor - survivor of the 1975 Khmer Rouge massacres in Cambodia wants questions answered - Column
Sophea Mouth
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Face facts - summer 1997 and different faces
Kate Clinton
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Budget cave - budget agreement really helps only about top 1% - Column
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Blaxploitation is back - black-themed movies and mental slavery
Fredrick L. McKissack, Jr.
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Anyone hearing this? - news on foreign money and election campaigns scandal is not being distributed - Column
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Fantasy Island: Royal Caribbean parcels off a piece of Haiti - Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Labadee, Haiti
Catherine Orenstein
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Who is playing politics? - coverage of Haiti in US media - Editorial
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The death march - Timothy McVeigh trial and capital punishment - Editorial
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Drugs, CIA, media - U.S. Central Intelligence Agency - Editorial
Matthew Rothschild
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Fallen senator takes on 'death tax.' - Bob Packwood lobbies against estate taxes - Cover Story - Interview
Ruth Conniff
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My new talk show - humor - liberal media critiques - Pundit Watch - Column
Susan Douglas
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Wall Street. - book reviews
John Buell
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Dishwasher. - periodical reviews
Catherine Capellaro
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Crash-test gays - humor -
Kate Clinton
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Wole Soyinka: 'this regime just does not believe in innocence.' - Nigeria author/exile - Interview
Zia Jaffrey
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Spoiling for success: in New Mexico, the Green Party costs the Democrats a Congressional seat
John Nichols
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Dick Armey's slander suit - political humor - Off The Map - Column
Will Durst
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Back behind the mike - Jim Hightower's United Broadcasting Network radio talk show, "Hightower Radio" - Brief Article
Matthew Rothschild
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Yet another budget betrayal - federal budget for the 1997-98 fiscal period
Doug Henwood
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Dopesters have more fun - satire on Jack Davis's birthday party and other topics - Column
Will Durst
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FDR scorned, the FEC starves - Franklin Roosevelt memorial; Federal Election Commission's lack of funding - Column
Ruth Conniff
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Another nameless prostitute says the man is innocent - poem - Cover Story
Martin Espada
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NATO stands for war - North Atlantic Treaty Organization expansion - Editorial
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All things censored - National Public Radio program allegedly censored a poem - Cover Story
Martin Espada
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Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life. - book reviews
Saul Landau
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Black athletes on parade - sociopolitical responsibilities of African American sports stars - Column
Adolph Reed, Jr.
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Feminism's false triumph - cultural politics - Column
Susan Douglas
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Our independence day - poem
Bruce Weigl
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Organizing temps - Carolina Alliance for Fair Employment's efforts on behalf of temporary employees - Brief Article
Ron Nixon
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Electronic public space - for film and video documentaries
Pat Aufderheide
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Help for battered immigrant women - National Network for Battered Immigrant Women - Brief Article
Catherine Capellaro
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School of the Americas critic - retired U.S. Army Major Joseph A. Blair
Barbara Jentzsch
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Greenspan on the grill - Federal Reserve Board chairman Alan Greenspan's testimony before the House Banking Committee's Subcommittee on Domestic and International Monetary Policy
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The volunteer state - Presidential summit on volunteerism
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HIgh wattage: consumer front groups wire the debate on deregulation - electric utility deregulation
Ruth Conniff
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McCain-Feingold to the rescue - defense of McCain-Feingold campaign-finance reform bill - Letter to the Editor - Brief Article
Russell D. Feingold
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Going nuclear: your utility company may soon be involved in making warheads - includes related article on plans to recycle mixed-oxide fuel
Erin Middlewood
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Idaho's enemies: the National Guard counts environmentalists among them - Cover Story
Jeffrey St. Clair
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Personal History. - book reviews
Norman Solomon
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Like a Hurricane: The American Indian Movement from Alcatraz to Wounded Knee. - book reviews
Ward Churchill
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Fort Brag - anthropologist Anna Simmons claims women soldiers endanger military morale - Column
Kate Clinton
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Mining plans poison town - opposition to Crandon Mining Co. plans in Nashville, Wisconsin
Will Fantle
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Sultans of academe - media coverage of higher education - Column
Susan Douglas
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William Greider - editor of Rolling Stone - Interview
Eyal Press
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Sharing the drug money - activists demand share of forfeiture assets
Mike Ervin
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Inside out: Arthur Dong gets to know gay-bashers - director of film 'Licensed to Kill' - Interview
Bob Blanchard
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2000 Ad
John Nichols
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The English lesson - Labor Party wins British election - Column
John Nichols
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Welfare profiteers - military contractors, consulting firms, and entrepreneurs seek money as the federal government cuts welfare
Ruth Conniff
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Fire in the sky - satirical comments on situations around the US - Off The Map - Column
Will Durst
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Ginsberg, now and forever - Allen Ginsberg - Column
Matthew Rothschild
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All fed up - comments on Alan Greenspan's monetary policy, the new repressive immigration laws, and the $3 bil annual US aid to Israel without peace - Commentary - Editorial
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Lippo goes to high school - Indonesia's Lippo Bank and others provide propaganda pamphlet to US public high schools: includes a related article on Massachusetts' proposed bill to bar from state contracts, firms dealing with Indonesia - Cover Story
Eyal Press
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The right discovers East Timor - concern for Timorese people used as a political weapon - Cover Story
Eyal Press
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The Suharto lobby - Indonesia's voice in Washington - Cover Story
Eyal Press
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Pass the helium - the reality of corporate unreality - Pundit Watch - Column
Susan Douglas
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Connecting the sects - mass culture in the US
Kate Clinton
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The fear that doesn't - American descendent of European Jews remembers
Frances Payne Adler
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City bans sweatshop products - no municipal purchases of such products by officials in North Olmsted, OH allowed
John Nichols
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'Manya' and AIDS: a departure for comics - comic book character in third book written by Jen Benka and Kris Dresen
Jennifer Geigel
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Not dead yet - drive for federal campaign finance reform - Editorial
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Warning: feminism is hazardous to your health
Ruth Conniff
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Suing for Jesus: a new legal team wants to cleanse the campuses for Christ - Alliance Defense Fund
Anne-Marie Cusac
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No pay for overtime: 'family friendly' Republicans want to lift the forty-hour work week
John Nichols
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Turkey's terrorists: a CIA legacy lives on
Lucy Komisar
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Teacher of the Year gives vouchers a failing grade - Milwaukee, WI - Cover Story
Bob Peterson
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Body-bag journalism - local TV news - Pundit Watch - Column
Susan Douglas
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Hello, Dolly - humor - cloning of a sheep - Unplugged - Column
Kate Clinton
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No Contest: Corporate Lawyers and the Perversion of Justice in America. - book reviews
Morton Mintz
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A new minimum: $10 and hour - Class Notes - Column
Adolph Reed, Jr.
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Pity poor Bill - humor - Bill Clinton, various other political anecdotes - Off The Map - Column
Will Durst
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Everything for Sale: The Virtues and Limits of Markets. - book reviews
John Buell
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Moral nap time - humor - Bill Clinton's 2nd Inaugural - Unplugged - Column
Kate Clinton
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PODER to the people - People Organized in Defense of Earth and her Resources, East Austin, TX
Anne-Marie Cusac
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If These Walls Could Talk
Anne Elizabeth Moore
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Ivonics lesson - humor - ebonics and White English; and other subjects - Off The Map - Column
Will Durst
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Funeral for a friend - AIDS victim - Further Comment - Column
Anne-Marie Cusac
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President Gold Digger - Paula Jones v. Bill Clinton - Editorial
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Casinos for Chiapas - Mexico eyes gambling industry
Chip Mitchell
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Calling Archibald Cox - campaign finance reform and investigation - Editorial
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Out in the cold: Washington shows drug addicts the door - impacts of federal welfare reform - Cover Story
Melanie Conklin
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Parish of heretics - Washington Post fires pacifist columnist Colman McCarthy - Editorial
Matthew Rothschild
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Girding for disaster: local officials and private charities brace themselves for welfare reform
Ruth Conniff
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Body, Remember. - book reviews
Mike Ervin
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Love in action - Washington, D.C. antipoverty workers - Reflections - Column
Colman McCarthy
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No hearing for peace - lack of coverage of the call for nuclear disarmament by 21 retired US generals and admirals - Editorial
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Waist High in the World: A Life Among the Nondisabled. - book reviews
Kathi Wolfe
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Masks and ratings - Pundit Watch - Column
Susan Douglas
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Homeboys in Outer Space
Fredrick L. McKissack, Jr.
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Hold the milk - political humor - Off The Map - Column
Will Durst
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Christopher Hitchens - columnist - Interview
Sasha Abramsky
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White House green - business interests and the new cabinet
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U.S. interests stoke the violence in Colombia - multinational corporations - Escalating The Drug War - Cover Story
Steven Dudley
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Terror stalks a Colombian town - Apartado, Colombia - Escalating The Drug War - Cover Story
Melanie Conklin
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Life after Ellen - humor - 'Ellen' network TV character admits to being a lesbian - Unplugged - Column
Kate Clinton
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Clinton pushes military aid; human-rights abusers lap it up - Escalating The Drug War - Cover Story
Eyal Press
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East Timor's Unfinished Struggle: Inside the Timorese Resistance. - book reviews
Ben Terrall
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Token equality - class politics - Class Notes - Column
Adolph Reed, Jr.
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Ratings, new and improved - humor - TV-ratings system - Pundit Watch - Column
Susan Douglas
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The problem with black T.V - Culture - simplistic comedy TV portrayals - Column
Fredrick L. McKissack
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Prisoners With AIDS-Rights Advocacy Group Newsline. - periodical reviews
Kathryn Kingsbury
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'We refuse to sacrifice the First Amendment in a desperate attempt to adopt reform legislation.' - American Civil Liberties Union - The ACLU Vs. Public Citizen: A Debate on Campaign Finance - Cover Story
Laura W. Murphy
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Spoiled: The Dangerous Truth About a Food Chain Gone Haywire. - book reviews
John Buell
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Yackety-yak about race - Column
Adolph Reed, Jr.
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Reinventing the Enemy's Language: North American Native Women's Writing. - book reviews
Mark Anthony Rolo
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Brooklyn South. - television program reviews
Susan Douglas
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There's Nothing in the Middle of the Road but Yellow Stripes and Dead Armadillos. - book reviews
Michael Feldman
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Kissing icons - gay artist Alex Donis, Galeria de la Raza, San Francisco, California - Brief Article
Bob Armstrong
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Getting steamed - global warming, media coverage of women and other issues - Brief Article
Kate Clinton
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Touring the breast-cancer industry - Cancer Industry Tour for creating awareness of role of chemicals and pollution in cancer - Brief Article
Mary Ann Swissler
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A memorial for stolen lives - Stolen Lives Project for victims of police brutality; publication of 'Stolen Lives' - Brief Article
Mike Ervin
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Patti Smith - rock-music singer - Interview
John Nichols
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Full nets empty seas - harmful effects of supertrawlers on ocean fisheries
David Helvarg
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Iraq's children - effect of economic sanctions on Iraqi children
George Capaccio
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Meet the people who make land mines - Accudyne Corp - includes related article on smart land mines - Cover Story
Catherine Capello
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Valley Girl feminism - new feminist magazine Jane does not compare to Ms. magazine - Column
Susan Douglas
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No justice for immigrants - abuses of 1996 immigration law - Column
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Firewall: The Iran-Contra Conspiracy and Cover-up. - book reviews
Peter Kornbluh
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The descent of black conservatism - Class Notes - Column
Adolph Reed, Jr.
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Ending welfare: were we wrong? - Editorial
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Disarmed and Dangerous: The Radical Lives and Times of Daniel and Philip Berrigan. - book reviews
Jay Murphy
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Our Guys. - book reviews
Susan Douglas
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Uprising in Cancer Alley - Convent-St. James, Louisiana region beset with petrochemical pollution - Brief Article
Ron Nixon
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All politics is lo-cal - humor - media and politics - Unplugged - Brief Article - Column
Kate Clinton
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Questionable future for New Zealand - US pressures to drop its nuclear-free policy as a condition for rejoining the ANZUS Alliance - Brief Article
Sam Day
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Salman Rushdie: 'even this colossal threat did not work. Life goes on.' - Interview
Christopher Hitchens
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'Banking terrorist' fights for poor - Bruce Marks's Neighborhood Assistance Corp. of America fights banks for loans for low-income areas - Brief Article
Michael Hudson
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Confessions of a cyclist - bicycling
Colman McCarthy
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Poor Magazine. - periodical reviews
Bob Armstrong
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Ganging up on civil liberties - anti-gang policing and civil rights
Nina Siegal
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Who us? Stop blaming kids and TV - for crime and substance abuse
Mike Males
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Pity the Iraqi soccer team - run by Saddam Hussein's son Odai - brief political and current events humor and satire - Off The Map - Column - Brief Article
Will Durst
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Senator Clinton? - prospects of Clinton running for back to Congress after the presidency - Cover Story
John Nicholas
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Money and classes - education policy should focus on funding equalization between rich and poor districts, not on Bill Clinton's national testing scheme - Editorial - Brief Article
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The Apples - poem
W.S. Di Piero
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The Teamster haul - Ron Carey campaign funding scandal erodes the public relations gains from the UPS strike - Editorial - Brief Article
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The Life of Poetry. - book reviews
Anne-Marie Cusac
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Pay per plea: public defenders come at a price - trend toward fees for public-defender representation - Cover Story
Erin Middlewood
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Radically Gay. - book reviews
Anne-Marie Cusac
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Wall Street Week
Susan Douglas
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The Rooster's Egg: On the Persistence of Prejudice. - book reviews
Anne-Marie Cusac
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Feminism Is Not the Story of My Life. - book reviews
Ruth Conniff
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Tying the Gordian knot - same-sex marriage - Column
Anne-Marie Cusac
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The Scapegoat Generation: America's War on Adolescents. - book reviews
Ruth Conniff
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Imagine the Angels of Bread. - book reviews
Matthew Rothschild
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Dubious Conceptions: The Politics of Teenage Pregnancy. - book reviews
Ruth Conniff
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Krik? Krak! - book reviews
Matthew Rothschild
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The Architect of Desire: Beauty and Danger in the Stanford White Family. - book reviews
Ruth Conniff
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Convicted in the Womb: One Man's Journey from Prisoner to Peacemaker. - book reviews
Matthew Rothschild
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Cornel West - professor of Afro-American Studies and Religion at Harvard University - Interview
John Nichols
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The Case Against the Global Economy. - book reviews
Matthew Rothschild
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Me and Mario down by the schoolyard: recollections of the Berkeley Free-Speech Movement - Mario Savio
Barbara Garson
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Corporations Are Gonna Get Your Mama. - book reviews
Matthew Rothschild
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'I hunt men': meet the self-ordained officers of the bail-bond industry - Cover Story
Christian Parenti
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