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Echoes of Oslo

Iraq's Constitutional debate is a symptom of a country with an equally profound identity problem

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Here Comes the Neighborhood

Richard Rodriguez examines the Hawaiianization of the United States

Richard Rodriguez

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Will Withdrawal Make Gaza a Frontier Ghetto?

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Addressing the State of the Movement

Three perspectives on our 'Environmentalism is Dead' package

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Give Iranian Nukes a Chance

In a mad world, the logic of MAD still works

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A New Standard?

China's decision to revalue its currency may mark a change in the world's deal with the dollar

Jehangir Pocha

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Keep the Voting Rights Act Alive

Extraordinary remedies are still required to protect minority enfranchisement

Salim Muwakkil

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Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

Sexist antics and union-busting cast doubt on American Apparel's progressive cred

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Dueling Dynasties

With Chicago's Mayor Daley embroiled in scandal, Jesse Jackson Jr. eyes the 2007 race

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Gods and Mortals

The AFL-CIO's split may impact smaller state and local federations the most

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Women’s Work

Female union members are gaining clout, but are still shut out of top labor positions

Kari Lydersen

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Labor Split a Mixed Bag

Union threats to leave AFL-CIO generate waves, new possibilities

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The Case for a Democratic Marker

Christopher Hayes

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Downing Street: A Dead-End In American Media

David Michael Green

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The Progressive Frontier

The governor of the Big Sky state has important lessons to teach Democrats across the nation

Matt Singer

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Class Consciousness Matters

What's missing from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal

David Moberg

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No Negotiation

Sharon reveals his plans for the West Bank

Neve Gordon

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Hand Over the Keys

A generous gesture can make a difference

Nir Eisikovits

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No More of the Same

Adam Werbach

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Environmentalism is dead. Whats next?

Adam Werbach

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James Weinstein: 1926 – 2005

Miles Harvey

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Thanks, But Well Do It Ourselves

Against enlightened administration

Slavoj Žižek

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Battling Big Cola

Parents and health advocates fight to make sure Pepsi is not the choice of a new generation

Mark Winne

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Injuries to All

A human rights report details the gruesome cost of the Bush administration's hostility to workplace safety

Jamie Daniel