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IssueVol. 048 Issue 006 (June 1 1984)
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Paid articleLetters
LETTERS to the Editor Trashing NOW As a long-time member of the National Organization for Women and an activist in the women's movement, I was distressed to read L.A. Kauffman's "NOW for...
Paid articleComment
COMMENT The Fearmonger's Shop National Security Decision Directive 138, which President Reagan signed on April 3, is a secret document. What little we know about it—the fact that we know about it...
Paid articleNo Comment
NO COMMENT Don't Let the Greenery Spoil the Scenery A high-rise dweller on Manhattan's Upper East Side, protesting to the press against opening of a gourmet food shop: "Do the residents of Park...
Paid articleReflections
Falk, Richard A.
REFLECTIONS Richard Falk Curbing a Lawless Government There was something hypocritical about the righteous reaction of Congressional liberals to the Reagan Administration's repudiation of World...
Paid articleDatelines
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J. Edgar Hoover's Dress Rehearsal LOS ANGELES The large crowd at Liberty Hall had come to hear a speech by Marcus Garvey, champion of black pride and advocate of emigration to Africa by blacks in...
Paid articleTHE NEW POPULISM
Goodwyn, Lawrence
A hell-raising tradition waits to be reborn BY LAWRENCE GOODWYN Populism" is a uniquely American linguistic phenomenon—a word used to describe a variety of bizarre and conflicting...
Paid articleTEXAS MAVERICKS TAKE ON THE BIG BOYS
Rips, Geoffrey
Texas Mavericks Take on the Big Boys BY GEOFFREY RIPS For forty years, progressives in Texas suffered a dry spell. Business interests dominated the political climate by painting Big Government...
Paid articleDEMOCRACY: WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE FOR
Boyte, Harry C.
Democracy: What Neighbors Are For BY HARRY C. BOYTE Atruly pluralistic and humane society must be undergirded and overarched by a common vision of the public good," theologian and civil rights...
Paid articleCITIZEN POWER FINDS ITS VOICE
Kelsey, Heather Booth and Janet
Citizen Power Finds Its Voice BY HEATHER BOOTH AND JANET KELSEY The term "grass roots" conjures up images of something democratic, self-reliant, feisty, egalitarian, distinctly American, and...
Paid articleECONOMICS FOR THE GRASS ROOTS
Shearer, Derek
Economics for the Grass Roots BY DEREK SHEARER Populism grows in the soil of hard times. When the political center collapses, usually in economic downturns, forward- as well as backward-looking...
Paid articleCAN CONGRESS FIGHT FOR FAIRNESS?
Evans, Lane
Can Congress Fight for Fairness? BY LANE EVANS In the American economy of the 1980s, the rich get richer, the big get bigger, and the average citizen suffers the consequences. The pattern may...
Paid articleCLASS ACT: CASTING BALLOTS FOR A CHANGE
Piven, Richard A. Cloward and Frances Fox
Class Act: Casting Ballots For a Change BY RICHARD A. CLOWARD AND FRANCES FOX PIVEN Why has the United States, one of the most industrialized nations in the world, never seen the emergence of a...
Paid articleLONG TIME PASSING
MacPherson, Myra
Long Time Passing Eddie's lasting nightmare of Vietnam BY MYRA MACPHERSON One cool, sunlit September Sunday in 1981, South Boston, the Massachusetts Irish district known as "Southie," unveiled a...
Paid articleIndigenous Music
Hentoff, Nat
INDIGENOUS MUSIC, Nat Hentoff Jazz That Never Dies When I was growing up, in the 1940s, just about every city and some towns, too, had a local jazz band that passionately adhered to the...
Paid articleFILM
Seitz, Michael H.
FILM Michael H. Seitz Third World Views Americans, unfortunately, have relatively few opportunities to view Third World motion pictures—that is, movies made in so-called underdeveloped countries...
Paid articleImpasse in the Middle East
Steif, William
BOOKS r Impasse in the Middle East THE FATEFUL TRIANGLE: THE UNITED STATES, ISRAEL, AND THE PALESTINIANS by Noam Chomsky South End Press. 481 pp. $25 hardcover. $10 paperback. by William...
Paid articleFellow Traveler
Keyssar, Tracy B. Strong and Helene
Fellow Traveler RIGHT IN HER SOUL: THE LIFE OF ANNA LOUISE STRONG by Tracy B. Strong and Helene Keyssar Random House. 399 pp. $22.95. Cast many times from the heights to the depths in the...
Paid articleHigh School Star
Morris, Willie
High School Star THE COURTING OF MARCUS DUPREE by Willie Morris Doubleday. 456 pp. $15.95. There are two central themes braided together throughout Willie Morris's new book, The Courting of...
Paid articleA Ruling Class?
Domhoff, William
A Ruling Class? WHO RULES AMERICA NOW? A VIEW FOR THE '80s by G. William Domhoff Prentice-Hall/Spectrum. 230 pp. $15.95 hardcover. $6.95 paperback. In the vacuous dialogue of what passes for...
Paid articleBooks Briefly
Books Briefly A Celebration of Trees A COUNTRYMAN'S WOODS by Hal Borland Photographs by Les Line Alfred A. Knopf. 184 pp. $25. Hal Borland, naturalist and writer, died in 1978 in his adopted...
Paid articlePuzzle
Rathvon, Emily Cox and Henry
THE PROGRESSIVE PUZZLE by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon Letters to clue answers, when put in the appropriately numbered squares, will spell out a quotation. The first letters of the clue answers...
Paid articleReport Card
Pollak, Roger
REPORT CARD Roger Pollak Economic War HOW TO WIN STRIKES by Teamsters Local No. 115 2833 Cottman Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19149. Free. A failed strike can demoralize or even destroy a union; a...
Paid articleThe Last Word
Koppel, Tom
THE LAST WORD Tom Koppel Norman Thomas Slept Here Election Day, 1952. In the yard of my Bronx elementary school, campaign buttons had sprouted like mushrooms. I Like Ike was the most popular...
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