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Black Home Chicago
Playwright and historian Nicole Anderson-Cobb tries to make sense of Obama's first year in office.
May 2010
COVER STORY
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Return of the Death Squads
Honduran oligarchs target members of the National Front of Popular Resistance.
Features
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The Poisoning of Puerto Rico
The U.S. Navy left Vieques, but for many, the cancer remains.
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Foreclosed Dreams
The Obama administration’s remedy for the housing crisis benefits bankers, not homeowners.
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Fixing The ‘Big F*%#ing Deal’
Health insurers won the pot. Reformers need a new game plan.
News
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The Life of Brian
As elections approach, Britain's most visible activist maintains his stubborn vigil.
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Dear ITT Ideologist: Plutocrats and Endangered Leftists
Dear ITT Ideologist, I was disheartened by news that the richest person in the world is no longer... more
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Sewage Sludge Everlasting
Alice Waters’ Chez Panisse Foundation jumps on the ‘biosolids’ bandwagon.
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Slow Food vs. the City of Chicago
Behind the culinary times, Windy City bureaucrats crack down on canning and charcuteries.
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Smile, You’re an Activist!
Marching or signing a petition is a surefire way to find happiness, researchers say.
culture
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books
Springsteen’s Salvation
A new book reveals The Boss' enduring allure.
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film
A Soft Focus on War
How Hollywood hides the horrors of war.
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Femivores in the Henhouse
Feminists debate the meaning of "chicks with chicks."
Columnists
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The Third Coast
Tavis Smiley and Al Sharpton Face Off
‘A chorus of black leaders have started singing a new song, saying that the president doesn’t need a black agenda,' Smiley said. 'I must have missed that choir rehearsal.’
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