Issue 7 Feb/Mar 2001

Economics
Seeds of Poverty and Forests of Wealth by Hal Hixson
Some Thoughts About Fish and Bananas by Andrew McLeod
The Poor Who Are With Us by Charlotte Green Honigman-Smith
People
The Lives behind the Statistics by Sarah Danforth
The Call for Executive Clemency of Leonard Peltier by Greg Fuchs
Night of Power by Mumia Abu-Jamal and Ryan James
Wading for Nothing by Emily Heiple and Nate Powell
Was Abraham Lincoln a Racist? by Ron Sakolsky
Sexuality & Relationships
A Pair of Big Tits, The Bit Nurse, and The Balance of Power by Jane Graham
I'd Rather Masturbate Than Copulate by Charisma Lee
Working on Sexuality in Community Living by Bob Banner
Media
The Media: And Then There Were Six by David Barsamian with Ben Bagdikian
Radio Daze: FolkScene and LA's KPFK by Michael Amitin
Re/Education by Art Middleton
Hollywood and the Big Business of Propping up Nation-States by Marshall Beggs
Politics
Can You Trust Your Doctor? by Gavin Phillips
Ricanstruction: The Politics of Music by Richard Gilman-Opalsky with Alano Baez
The Political and the Sacred by Yael Grauer with Starhawk
Deschooling the University by Sunfrog
Places
Satan and the West Memphis Three by Sean Carswell
Biting the Hand that Fed Me by Guilty Expat
Culture
Words as Weapons by Greg Fuchs and Zapatasos
More People On Bikes by John Gerken with the Bike Club in Portland, Oregon
Biking Florida by Travis Fristoe
Ida & Low by Mike Taylor

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