July 9, 2001 Issue

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Letter From Palestine

I'm sitting in a drab back room in the Gaza Strip's Deir al Bala refugee camp, discussing the latest stage of the Israel-Palestine conflict with a half-dozen or so young Palestinian men.

Roane Carey
Fighting AIDS in the UN Cafe

Read Richard Kim's report on the Stop Global AIDS March here.
Read the UN Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS here.

Ben Winters
Stop Global AIDS

New York City; Saturday, June 23, 2001--The Stop Global AIDS March today brought together thousands of AIDS, debt relief, anti-racist and anti-globalization activists from around the world

Richard Kim
Global Apartheid

The concept captures fundamental characteristics of today's world order.

Salih Booker and William Minter
‘The Vietnam Syndrome’

The Kerrey revelations raise anew issues of morality and military power.

Richard Falk
ACT UP Goes Global

An early US AIDS group employs direct action to oppose injustice everywhere.

Richard Kim
Building to Win

In the progressive playbook for 2001, labor is called on to assume a leading role.

Katrina vanden Heuvel
Family Values Forever

In the marriage movement conservatives and centrists find a home together.

Judith Stacey
The AIDS Fund Fight

Behind closed doors at the UN and in Western capitals, government and corporate officials are arguing over the size and governance of a fund that is going to be the primary international response to the greatest public health pandemic since the Black Death.

Robert Weissman

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