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13 April 2005
We Want Your Stories
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Rachel Barber and Carolyn Sherman
You are invited to participate in an ACT story collection project about Campaign 2004 -- the events, large or small, that you consider memorable.

Some of the Columbus (Ohio) volunteers were talking on Election Day morning...
12 April 2005
Three card monte and the one-party state
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Alexander Cockburn
How lion-like the Democrats sound as they circle around Social Security, bellowing their defiance! After years of servility, some of them even presume to shake their fists at Alan Greenspan and hurl insults at the man.
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06 April 2005
Take Action:From the Ongoing Sit In at Washington University in St. Louis
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Meredith Davis
Hello from Brookings Hall.

My name is Meredith, and I am one of about 20 Washington University students occupying the admissions office in Brookings. We're determined to continue our sit-in until the chancellor, Mark Wrighton, agrees...

23 March 2005
From Kennan to Schiavo: Realism and hypocrisy
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Alexander Cockburn
Let's start with realism, stark and vicious. George Kennan departed this life at the age of 101, amid respectful eulogies in the press. In his advanced years his prime rostrum was the New York Review, where he advocated policies of genteel...
21 March 2005
Did Columbus cops shoot and jail the wrong man?
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Martin Yant
The bewitching hour of midnight is historically viewed as a time of bad luck, and that certainly proved true for David Kibble on June 19, 2004. Because of an unfortunate intersection of unrelated events just after midnight that evening,...
21 March 2005
Time for another Freedom Summer
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Dr. Manning Marable
Last summer marked the 40th anniversary of several extraordi nary events in American history – which the national media and, more curiously, the African-American political establishment have largely ignored. These events fundamentally...

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