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The Neverending Syndrome: From Vietnam to Iraq
As Iraq plunges into civil war, we should indeed play the blame game.
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Dispatch
Alabama’s Anti-Abortion Architects
Amidst uproar over a new law threatening three clinics, a fourth was quietly shut down.
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Poll: Chicagoans Say They Want Rahm Emanuel Out, Karen Lewis In
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Dispatch
The Oil Industry Hits an Unexpected Roadblock
A small city in Maine strikes a blow against Canadian tar sands extraction.
Cole Stangler

Labor
Harris v. Quinn Threatens Fair Share Dues in Connecticut (Updated)
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Abortion Rights Take Another Hit in Mississippi and Florida
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Feature
How To Duplicate the Sweeping Victory of Gay Marriage
Other social movements can use a similar 'civil resistance' strategy.
Mark Engler and Paul Engler

Comics
What To Expect When You’re Having a Corporation
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Labor
Actor: ‘The Roles Get Fewer and Farther Between’
Matthew Blake

Dispatch
The Nanny University
Is the academy trigger-warning happy?
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

Viewpoint
Revisiting Reparations
It's time for a Marshall Plan for black Americans.
Salim Muwakkil
‘Princeton Mom’ Tells Fox Viewers To Forget Feminism and Satisfy Their Husbands
Jessica Corbett

Labor
Hospital Union Claims Victory in Johns Hopkins Contract Fight
Bruce Vail

Feature
Orange Is the New Black, Season 2, Episode 5: A Song of Vice and Ire
The relationships among races on OITNB are as complex as the politics on Game of Thrones.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
