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First Person: Porto Alegre

About 100,000 people marched through the streets of Porto Alegre, Brazil, to mark the conclusion of the third annual… more

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Headphone Mind

Morvern Callar gets at you through your eardrums. Its gifted young director, Lynne Ramsay, has described her second feature… more

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The Fires This Time

In 1930, the Mexican painter José Clemente Orozco finished his mural Prometheus at Pomona College in Southern California. Orozco… more

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Out of the Darkness

In 1905, Leo Tolstoy wrote a scathing letter to the Times newspaper of London, attacking governments in general and… more

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Inspect This

America’s own secret bioweapons program

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Another World Is Possible

100,000 people traveled to Brazil for the World Social Forum, where the looming war with Iraq dominated the agenda.

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Stopping the Drive to War

Opposition to war against Iraq has grown steadily in recent weeks, both at home and abroad. The January 18… more

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Loan Sharks

Indonesians protest the IMF.

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Taking Back Argentina

The long journey from the Dirty War to democracy

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The First Stone

Sectarian Reality Opposition to President Bush’s plans for a war against Iraq has burgeoned over the past weeks. But… more

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A Maturing Movement

But activists still disagree on the best course to 'another world'

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Israels Slippery Moral Slope

Following my last military reserve duty, I was kicked out of my unit, the educational corps of the Israel… more

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Armed & Dangerous

Vigilantes terrorize migrants crossing the border

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Kurt Vonnegut vs. the !&#*!@

In November, Kurt Vonnegut turned 80. He published his first novel, Player Piano, in 1952 at the age of… more

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Attack Iraq?

The real reasons and the likely consequences of the next war

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Nuclear North Korea

It's a diplomatic issue, not a military one," the Bush administration keeps telling the world. The go-slow, wait-and-see approach… more

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Bushs Attack on Older Workers

President Bush may or may not go to war against Iraq, but we do know that he has already… more

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In Person: Freedom Fighter

CHICAGO—Kathleen Zellner’s got a cure for everything from medical negligence to irresponsible property management: It comes in one hefty… more

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Ally of Evil

Is the U.S. suffocating reform in Iran?

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Illegal Art

Freedom of expression in the corporate age.

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The Real Class War

Bush’s new tax plan is a blatant giveaway to the very rich.

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The Pirates of Hollywood

The language of film may be universal, but don’t tell that to the Motion Picture Association of America—you might… more

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Music for the Masses

When Lester Chambers stepped onto the stage to galvanize the audience with “People Get Ready,” his band included one… more

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Round Up

INS “special registration” ends in mass arrests

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Truth and Consequences

Spike Lee’s latest—his 20th feature including TV work—is at long last the raging masterpiece many have suspected him capable… more

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All About Saddam

Should the United States go to war with Iraq—and if so, how? The 38 contributors to the important and… more

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Beyond Choice

On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, overcoming abortion’s stigma

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Dictating Democracy

In Kenya, a change in leaders may not mean all it seems.

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Interview with Ebrahim Yazdi, leader of the Iran Freedom Movement

Ebrahim Yazdi is the leader of the Iran Freedom Movement. Since his days as a student activist protesting the… more

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Interview with Ali Asghar Gharavi, a member of the Iran Freedom Movement

Ali Asghar Gharavi, a member of the Iran Freedom Movement, is one of Iran’s most prominent pro-democracy activists and… more

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Taking Stock

Unions join fight against offshore corporations.

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An Uphill Battle

Lawrence Lessig explains how the corporate obsession with intellectual property threatens our scientific and creative future.

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Freedom of Expression™

The power of corporations to censor was greatly expanded by the passage in 1998 of the Digital Millennium Copyright… more

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Gulf War Legacy

Maj. Doug Rokke is “hot.” No, he’s not sweating. Nor is his physique the object of admiration. He’s “hot”… more

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A Winning Progressive Politics

Many tributes and eulogies have been written for Sen. Paul Wellstone since his tragic death in October. He was… more

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Broken People, Broken Promises

Dalits face a new threat from India's Hindu nationalists.

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The Graveyard of Secular Politics

Ahmedabad, India--December’s watershed elections in Gujarat sent India reeling to the right. The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)… more

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Here Comes the Neighborhood

Charlotte and the resegregation of America's public schools.

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Pee First, Ask Questions Later

In the past decade, a veritable Kindergulag has been erected around schoolchildren, making them subject to arbitrary curfews, physical… more

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Middle-class Revolt

Venezuelan elites go on strike.

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Winds of Change?

As Israeli opinion shifts, despair is a constant.

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Bombs Away!

An interview with Get Your War On creator David Rees.

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The Cheerleader

In page after dreadful page of his latest book, Bush at War, Bob Woodward demonstrates an old adage about… more

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Funding Terror

Investigating the role of Saudi banks.

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Hip Hop Hysteria

Serious social critics could once dismiss hip hop’s purveyors as a bunch of crude vulgarians extolling ghetto-centric lifestyles. No… more

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Rebel Yell

Mississippi Sen. Trent Lott’s retroactive endorsement of Jim Crow apartheid, at Sen. Strom Thurmond’s 100th birthday party on December… more

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Don’t Fence Me In

Have you ever thought about the baby-bottle nipple and the extensive impact this small object has had on society?… more

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The Play of the Waves

The word “ineffable” is a paradox: If something is truly too great for words, why have a word for… more

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No Child Left Unrecruited

In another sign of the U.S. military’s increasing encroachment into civilian life, all high schools are now obligated to… more

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Saving the Democrats from Themselves

Can progressives win the battle for the party’s future?

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