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The UAW Hits the Streets by John Nichols (The Nation)
Bob King, the new UAW president, has dusted off the union and renewed its activist traditions.
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Xenophobia All Over the Place? by Immanuel Wallerstein
Xenophobia seems to be an endemic plague everywhere in the world. But it infects larger numbers of people only sometimes. This is one of those times.
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Mixing Middle East Diplomacy and Mid-Term Elections by Rami G. Khouri
The only logical conclusion from the evidence at hand -- and the experience of the last 20 months -- is that if we look to Washington to break this stalemate, we are probably looking in the wrong place. We shall soon find out.
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Guns and Cell Phones by Rami G. Khouri
Multiple issues stand out as problems, vulnerabilities, weaknesses and threats all over the Arab world, while the two most prevalent public manifestations of collective norms are state security and consumerism.
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How ACORN Helped Save NOLA by John Atlas (The Nation)
ACORN was dismantled, but its legacy -- in New Orleans and elsewhere -- continues.
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America Hates Children by JoAnn Wypijewski (The Nation)
The right owns sex, the left has abdicated -- and biology teachers are scared of reproduction, parents are scared of a classical education, and all but perverts are scared of touching the kids.
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Not an Exciting Peace Prospect by Rami G. Khouri
Pessimism seems to shadow the announcement of the new direct talks between the Palestinians and the Israelis. Weak statements about the goals of the negotiations should be replaced by strong, comprehensive ones
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