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Death Squads in Oaxaca
The Mexican government ignores the assassination of two community radio activists
july 2008
COVER STORY
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Expand the Vote
The Obama campaign’s voter registration drive could radically alter the electoral map this fall
Features
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The Divided States of America
After the first-ever televised presidential debate between Vice President Richard Nixon and Sen. John F. Kennedy in 1960, a... more
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Dismantling the Myth of McCain
How the Republican senator's maverick image is a sham
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Anthropologists At War
New military program that embeds anthropologists with soldiers has academics up in arms
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The Ambiguous Legacy of ‘68
Forty years ago, what was revolutionized -- the world or capitalism?
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Canaries in the Uranium Mine
Navajos gear up for renewed legal battle to protect their life and land
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The Price of One Iraqi Life
U.S. military tries to pacify grieving Iraqis with condolence payments
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Freedom of the Press Moguls
The Newseum, the latest addition to Washington's sprawling, preening, self-singing monument-memorial complex, may boast a constitutional amendment engraved... more
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The Free Trade Heretic
Ha-Joon Chang is an award-winning Cambridge economist whose new book, Bad Samaritans, explodes what its subtitle calls "the... more
News
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The Right's New Attack on Voters
Last April, as a national debate raged over whether Indiana's voter ID law protects election integrity or disenfranchises... more
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ICE Cold to Kids
At 10 a.m. on May 12, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents descended on a meat processing plant in... more
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A Textbook Case
AP students learn ABCs of right-wing talking points
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Hard Times for Student Borrowers
Kelly Lynch, a former Columbia College Chicago film and video major, is paying educational loan lender Sallie Mae $600... more
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Re-thinking Soup for the Soul
Re-thinking Soup, a project of Chicago's Jane Addams Hull House Museum, serves up bowls of soup to bring... more
culture
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P.O.V.: A Home For Homeless Films
P.O.V. is one of those occasional reminders that public broadcasting matters. Every year, like its complementary... more
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Our Imperfect Unions
Pick almost any metric -- fraction of workers in unions, lag of pay behind productivity increases, growing hours... more
Columnists
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Damned If Feminine, Damned If Feminist
Women are held up simultaneously to feminist and feminine standards, and must fulfill both, but with a bias (still) toward the feminine.
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On AIDS, Wright Is Wrong
The government lied about inventing the HIV virus as a means of genocide against people of color," the Rev. Jeremiah Wright said... more
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Israel's Openly Secret Nukes
A former president (who in 1978 helped forge peace between Israel and Egypt) is being charged as an anti-Semite -- and a traitor, to boot.
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The Great Election Robbery of 2008?
While the guardians of the establishment crow that American Democracy is a shining beacon for the world, our elections are corrupted.
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Bush's Selective Mourning
Young Americans are sent off to war and are killed by roadside bombs. Young Americans return home from war and kill themselves. Whatever
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