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Dissent from Within

Anti-Castro petition gathers steam

vol. 27, iss. 12   

At It Again

Republicans meddle in Cambodian politics

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Dear Mr. Vonnegut,

The other day I was asked to do the now common act of taking off my shoes at themore

vol. 27, iss. 12   

The People vs. Richard Perle

March should have been a triumphant month for Richard Perle. The former American Enterprise Institute fellow and assistant secretary… more

vol. 27, iss. 11   

The Ordinary Person’s Guide to Empire

Mesopotamia. Babylon. The Tigris and Euphrates. How many children, in how many classrooms, over how many centuries, have hang-glided… more

vol. 27, iss. 12   

The Looking Glass War

All right. Let me see if I understand the logic of this correctly. We ignored the United Nations in… more

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Not Our Fight?

Why blacks are skeptical of war

vol. 27, iss. 12   

To See or Not To See

The images we saw on TV last night ... were terrible. The whole city looked as if it were… more

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Kiss the Girls, Make Them Cry

You don’t have to be an embedded journalist to know we’re missing much of the good stuff on live… more

vol. 27, iss. 12   

The Road from Baghdad

The Bush team has big plans for the 21st century. Can the rest of the world stop them?

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Prime Time Payola

Is Clear Channel buying political favors with pro-war fanaticism?

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Backlash Against Al Jazeera

Qatar-based news network Al Jazeera has taken a beating for its efforts to show, in detail, the human toll… more

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Virtual War and Reality

The technology of smart-bomb war transports death and destruction to the virtual realm. With one hand on a joystick… more

vol. 27, iss. 11   

Jumbo Problem

Shrimp aquaculture threatens Guatemala’s tropical coasts

vol. 27, iss. 12   

No Relief

Lackluster cold warriors bungle Latin American policy

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Imprisoned by the Patriot Act

While a few of those detained under the provisions of the October 2001 USA Patriot Act have been naturalizedmore

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Welcome to the 21st Century

Ohio state senators oppose the 14th Amendment

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Halliburton’s Axis of Influence

Is Dick Cheney still on Halliburton’s payroll? Even though he supposedly sold off his assets when he moved to… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Eco-lateral Damage

Like the first Gulf War, this one is sure to be an environmental disaster

vol. 27, iss. 10   

The Un-American Media

There was a time you could safely assume that anyone calling skeptical coverage of the war in Iraq “un-American”… more

vol. 27, iss. 11   

Drop Television, Not Bombs

What the TV news couldn’t tell you about the protests

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Crude History Lesson

Is the war all about oil after all?

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Michael Moore Stars at Academy Awards

On day five of the war, it was supremely ironic that network television viewers had to tune into the… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Stranger than Fiction

A few days after her 24th birthday in April 1939, Billie Holiday wandered into the Commodore Music Shop, a… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Criminalizing the Homeless

Anti-begging ordinances proliferate across the U.S.

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Our Media, Not Theirs

Building the U.S. media reform movement

vol. 27, iss. 10   

The Holy Grail

The crusade for media reform will face serious obstacles

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Dear Mr. Vonnegut,

What on earth happened to American journalists so that they let fanatics toy with them? Andrés Hoyos, Bogota, Colombiamore

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Terrible Beauty

Helen M. Stummer has been called the Dorothea Lange of our time. As a chronicler of contemporary poverty, for… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Richard Perle: It Pays To Be the Prince of Darkness

Richard Perle is a busy guy these days, what with his long-desired war against Iraq in full swing, plus… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Remember Rachel Corrie

Rachel Corrie, a 23-year-old senior at Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, was killed by Israeli soldiers in the… more

vol. 27, iss. 11   

Plan B for the Peace Movement

Persistent protesters need to prepare for some unsettling possibilities

vol. 27, iss. 10   

You Can’t Handle the Truth

George W. Bush, Liar-in-Chief

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Shock and Awe: How to Combat Awful War Coverage

Now that Team Bush has gotten its way and unilaterally launched an invasion of Iraq, those of us who… more

vol. 27, iss. 12   

Union Yes, War No

The AFL-CIO charts a new course for labor by opposing an attack on Iraq

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Catching Courage

For her work as co-founder of Voices in the Wilderness, a campaign to end the economic sanctions against themore

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Today, Iraq. Tomorrow ... Democracy?

Much more is at stake in this war than the future of Saddam Hussein

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Bush vs. the World

Why Washington can’t go it alone

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Candid Camera

Smile, the cops are watching

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Rigged Justice

Supreme Court rules against stacking juries with whites

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Spies Like Us

In its drive to sell the world on its plans for war with Iraq, the Bush administration has deployed… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Against All Odds

Before he married and became a father, my cousin was a gamblin’ man. A successful banker from Monday to… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

After Miller-El, Mumia Abu-Jamal May Appeal

The Supreme Court’s Miller-El ruling could be a big break for Mumia Abu-Jamal, the black Philadelphia journalist on Pennsylvania’s… more

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Which Side Are We On?

Redefining Who’s Us and Who’s Them

vol. 27, iss. 10   

Malpractice Myths

The real problem isn't greedy lawyers, it's bad doctors

vol. 27, iss. 09   

Dream On

Freedom Dreams marks a significant intellectual turning point for Robin D. G. Kelley—“a kind of crossroads.” In the opening… more

vol. 27, iss. 09   

Faith No More

Texas’ record shows dangers of faith-based policy

vol. 27, iss. 09   

Artless Budgeting

Cultural funding evaporates at state level

vol. 27, iss. 09   

Pieces of Africa

He had awoken to a journalist’s dream assignment. In August 1998, British author and book critic Giles Foden journeyed… more

vol. 27, iss. 09   

Total Information Control

“Size of protest—it’s like deciding, well, I’m going to decide policy based upon a focus group,” said George W.… more

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