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Arnove: Convenient And Not So Convenient Massacres
Commentary, March, 30 2002
Anthony Arnove
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A frequent justification for toppling Saddam Hussein has been that he used chemical weapons on "his own people". A look at the US response at the time of the Halabja Massacre shows the US concern for the Kurdish to be an utter lie.
Russell: Docs Refuse Medicare
Commentary, March, 29 2002
Marta Russell
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Affordable housing, never firmly dealt with in the US, was already at a crisis point pre-S11 during the economic boom. Now in the deepening recession, people are being pink-slipped and losing their jobs by the tens of thousands.
Du boff: STOPPING TERRORISM VS. PROMOTING THE RIGHT: NO CONTEST
Commentary, March, 28 2002
Richard Du boff
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By high noon September 11, 2001 it should have been obvious what this generation of Republicans--and more than a few Democrats--would do with the attacks on New York and Washington: seize upon them as manna from heaven to promote a hard right-wing...
Peters: Using MLK to Keep You in Your Place
Commentary, March, 27 2002
Cynthia Peters
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There are all sorts of rationalizations people will offer for not envisioning a better future. "It's utopian," some will say. "You're dreaming. The best we can do is make small improvements on what we've got."
Street: Empire Abroad, Prisons At Home: Dark Connections
Commentary, March, 26 2002
Paul Street
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An examination of the connections between US foreign policy and the mass incarceration of poor people of color.
Brecher: Globalization Today
Commentary, March, 25 2002
Jeremy Brecher
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Since the beginning of the new millenium, the process of global economic integration we call globalization from above has sped from crisis to calamity. That has intensified both the need for and the strength of the convergence of social movements ...
Solomon: Six Months Later, The Basic Tool Is Language
Commentary, March, 24 2002
Norman Solomon
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Cameras have recorded countless defining moments. And many months after Sept. 11, some nightmarish televised glimpses of that day's horrors still resonate deeply. Visual images are powerful. Yet there's no substitute for words that sum up what mig...
Author: Putting Community Back in the Domestic Violence Movement
Commentary, March, 23 2002
Guest Author
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The violence unleashed on September 11 has radically altered the political stage by raising questions about the relevance of routine political work in the U.S. Compared to the enormous tragedy of September 11, this yearÕs Domestic Violence Awarene...
Glick: Practicing What You Preach
Commentary, March, 22 2002
Ted Glick
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In four of my last five Future Hope columns I have written about the importance of independent, peace and justice electoral campaigns, particularly now as we face, in Dick CheneyÕs words, a war that Òmay never end, at least, not in our lifetimes.Ó...
Monbiot: Patent Nonsense
Commentary, March, 21 2002
George Monbiot
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The most surprising aspect of the steel war launched by the United States last week is that anyone is surprised. For all the talk of increasing freedom, the only certain and consistent trend in global trade rules over the past ten years has been t...
Gluckman: The Scapegoating of America’s Youth: Past and Present (Mis)Conceptions
Commentary, March, 20 2002
Ryn Gluckman
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In December 1995 John DiIulio, former head of Bush’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, published a series of apocalyptic reports predicting a new breed of violent juvenile delinquents, the “teenage superpredators.â...
Author: Remembering St. Patrick's Battalion on March 17
Commentary, March, 19 2002
Guest Author
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My mother's side of the family is Irish and, a million years ago, I attended St. Patrick's grammar school here in New York City. So, for me, St. Patrick's Day usually involved a corned beef and cabbage meal and a day off from school. (Today, I'm a...
Mondragon: The Colombian Elections: Some old, some new, and some uncertainties
Commentary, March, 18 2002
Hector Mondragon
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The abstention of more than half the citizenry; the vote for traditional parties of the extreme right; the continuing proportion in the legislature of 70% traditional bipartisan electoral barons, and the surprising growth of an alternative vote fo...
Herman: Axis Of Evil--in Washington, D.c.
Commentary, March, 18 2002
Edward Herman
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Coup d'etat president George W. Bush has designated three poor and unconnected states as an "axis of evil," reflecting this great moralist's sensitivity to good and evil. He has been subjected to a certain amount of criticism for this strong langu...
Bond: Zimbabwe's Rip-Off Poll
Commentary, March, 17 2002
Patrick Bond
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Report and analysis of the election in Zimbabwe.
Bronski: Unholy Influence: Sex Scandals and Political Power
Commentary, March, 16 2002
Michael Bronski
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It is not news that the Roman Catholic Church has a sex problem. It isn't easy promoting a pre-modern sexual morality in the postmodern world. On topics such as masturbation, birth control, oral sex, premarital sex, reproductive technologies, abor...
Pilger: Venezuela: Next Chile?
Commentary, March, 15 2002
John Pilger
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He has won two elections, and he has made a start on relieving poverty. So now the US wants to get rid of Venezuela's president
Rebick: Anti-Globalization | Anti-Fundamentalism
Commentary, March, 14 2002
Judy Rebick
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Last month, a caller to a Winnipeg CBC radio phone-in show where I was a guest berated me for not supporting United States President George Bush's attack on Afghanistan. "As a feminist," he said, "you must admit that, without the bombing, women wo...
Hutchinson: NAACP’s Confederate Flag Obsession
Commentary, March, 13 2002
Earl ofari Hutchinson
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Two years ago, the NAACP galvanized a horde of politicians, college and professional athletes, black frats and sororities, hip-hop, rock and movie stars to march, rally and boycott South Carolina for flying the Confederate flag over the state capi...
Russell: Using Them Up and Throwing Them Away
Commentary, March, 12 2002
Marta Russell
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Former Toyota engine fabrication assembly line worker Ella Williams just got the shaft from the Supreme Court and as a consequence so have tens of thousands of workers who will need but will no longer have the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)...


