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Rebelde for the Cause
United Farm Worker pioneer leads immigrant rights struggle
May 2007
COVER STORY
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Duck and Cover
The Bush admininstration's "Complex 2030" plan is reviving the nuclear threat
Features
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Making Trade Work for Everyone
Voters aren't happy with the reality of free trade--and Democrats are starting to listen
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Defining Hate in the United States
Despite widespread public support, hate crime law across the country remains inconsistent and the crimes often go unpunished.
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GI Bill Fails Vets
Soldiers returning from Iraq aren't receiving their education stipends until it's too late
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The Fraudulence of Voter Fraud
The Bush administration purged U.S. attorneys for failing to prosecute crimes that didn't occur
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A Crime to Fit the Punishment
Black-listed Salt of the Earthhonors 1950s Empire Zinc strike in Grant County, New Mexico
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The Talented Mr. Griffin
The senators grilling Alberto Gonzales should ask him about Arkansas' new U.S. attorney--and his history of suppressing minority votersArkansas' new U.S. attorney has a history of suppressing minority
News
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Gone, But Not Forgotten
Why Bolivians want the United States to extradite their exiled ex-president
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Circumcision Promotion Divides AIDS Activists
Should results of African AIDS study be applied in the United States?
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Power to the Public Financing
Fair Elections Now Act would reward candidates who spend time with their constituents, and not golfing or dining with lobbyists
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Abuses Alleged During Immigration Raid
Seventeen immigrants detained for several weeks after an immigration raid at a candy packaging company in the Chicago... more
culture
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books
Deconstructing Hezbollah
When George W. Bush issued Executive Order 13224 on Sept. 23, 2001, presenting a protocol to combat al-Qaeda and other terrorist... more
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music
Our Profit Margin Could Be Your Life
Indie punk band HeWhoCorrupts maximizes profits by eliminating frills like melody or the standard chorus/verse/chorus structure
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books
In Praise of Pageantry
Art and activism together facilitate a larger discussion of politics and theory while reinspiring activists who are tired of the same old marches
Columnists
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Editorial
Thank You Mr. Vonnegut
With the April 11 death of Senior Editor Kurt Vonnegut, In These Times lost a dear friend. And the world lost a man... more
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The Third Coast
Globalism with Combat Boots
America's new Africa initiatives might be characterized as globalism with combat boots, though it's the same old story with the well-worn plot of Western hegemony.
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The Guantánamo Hunger Strike
'Food is not enough for life. If there is no air, could you live on food alone? Freedom is just as important as food or air. Give me freedom, and I'll eat.'
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Back Talk
Why Women Hate Hillary
Hillary wants to be more like a man in her demeanor and politics, leaving some basic tenets of feminism in the dust. She is like patriarchy in sheep's clothing.
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Poisoning Pets with Industrial Food
In New York City's East Village, a string of Indian restaurants stretches side by side for a block along Sixth Street. The... more
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