1970 | Page 9 of 9 | Harper's Magazine

The politics of race may foster the illusion of action and social progress, but the real well-being of America’s Negroes depends on a revamping of the economy that will bring benefit to all.

Moderns

by Harper’s Staff,

Letter from Leete’s Island

by Harper’s Staff,

The puritan ethic is alive and hard at work in Connecticut

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

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by Bob Adelman,

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A movie critic on movie critics

Haunting the maneuvers

Flaming youth

Hunger and the marketplace

Bernadette Devlin

Confessions of a white racist

Shirt talk

The new poetry handbook

Harry’s last hurrah

The lessons of 1968

Summer

The professional radical, 1970

The Failure of Black Separatism

Moderns

Letter from Leete’s Island

Letters

About this issue

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February 1970

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