March 11, 2002 Issue
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Feature
Denmark Vesey: A New Verdict
A historian questions whether he led a slave revolt, but his heroism still stands.
Jon Wiener
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Parallax and Palestine
The divergence in British and US views on the Middle East has become acute.
D.D. Guttenplan
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From Protest To Politics
A report from Porto Alegre on the "antiglobalization" movement.
Marc Cooper
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Patriotic Dissent
It just got a little harder to ignore the dissenters in America's War on Terrorism.
Jordan Moss
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Reformer From Goldman Sachs
Senator Corzine speaks from knowledge when he calls for regulatory reform.
William Greider
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Editorial
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Artists Strike a Chord
Johnny Temple plays bass guitar in the rock bands Girls Against Boys and New Wet Kojak and is the publisher of Akashic Books (www.akashicbooks.com).
Johnny Temple
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A Prayer for America
I offer these brief remarks today as a prayer for our country, with love of democracy, as a celebration of our country. With love for our country. With hope for our country.
Dennis Kucinich
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Column
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Campaign Finance Reform
We're told that this campaign reform is not
The end-all of the sleaziness we've got.
But it must have some worthwhile changes in it
If Tom DeLay and Hastert are agin it.Calvin Trillin
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Books & the Arts
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Denmark Vesey: A New Verdict
A historian questions whether he led a slave revolt, but his heroism still stands.
Jon Wiener
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Artists Strike a Chord
Johnny Temple plays bass guitar in the rock bands Girls Against Boys and New Wet Kojak and is the publisher of Akashic Books (www.akashicbooks.com).
Johnny Temple
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A Prayer for America
I offer these brief remarks today as a prayer for our country, with love of democracy, as a celebration of our country. With love for our country. With hope for our country.
Dennis Kucinich
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