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The long good-bye

by Amanda Coyne,

Mother's Day in federal prison

Our machines, ourselves

by James Bailey, Jaron Lanier, Charles Siebert,Edited by Jack Hitt,

Toward an end of blackness

by Jim Sleeper,

An argument for the surrender of race consciousness

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by Jerald Frampton,

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Art by Po Niu,

Judgment day

by Alan Zarembo,

In Rwanda, 92,392 genocide suspects await trial

Shears of the censor

by William H. Gass,

Notes on excision, imprisonment, and silence

Opium, Made Easy

by Michael Pollan,

One gardener’s encounter with the war on drugs

Los Comanches

by Miguel A. Gandert,

Silence, please

by Sallie Tisdale,

The public library as entertainment center

K Street schadenfreude

by Ken Silverstein,

One lobbyist's attempt to transmute despair into dollars

There goes the neighborhood

by David L. Kirp,

After the Berkeley fire, an architectural disaster

Cold Comfort

by Gretel Ehrlich,

Looking for the sun in Greenland’s endless night

Doing the wash

by Mark Schapiro,

Inside a Colombian cartel's money-laundering machine

An army of one’s own

by Elizabeth Rubin,

In Africa, nations hire a corporation to wage war

The joys of global investment

by Ted C. Fishman,

Shipping home the fruits of misery

Scenes of the crime

by Jonathan Eeles,

Lost Atlantis

by Ptolemy Tompkins,

Nude scientists, giant sharks, bad vibes, and me

Dreaming of a Black Christmas

by Gerald Lyn Early,

Kwanzaa bestows the gifts of therapy

Prisoner of war

The lure of gunfire and the enemy within

The exile project

by Yuri Marder,

Far from normal

by Ken Kalfus,

Scenes from the new Moscow

While you were sleeping

by Charles Bowden,

In Ju??¡rez, Mexico, photographers expose the violent realities of free trade

An American yearning

by Peter Marin,

Seeking cures for freedom's terrors

Man and bull

by Tony Hendra,

Afternoons of a young torero

The morning after

by Robert Stone,

For Bob Dole, the party's over

On earth as it is in heaven

by Jack Hitt,

Field trips with the apostles of creation science

Wedded to an Illusion

by Fenton Johnson,

Do gays and lesbians really want the right to marry?

Naturae humanae

by David Hlynsky,

Back to the Future

by Russ Rymer,

Disney reinvents the company town

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The long good-bye

Our machines, ourselves

Toward an end of blackness

[untitled]

[untitled]

Judgment day

Shears of the censor

Opium, Made Easy

Los Comanches

Silence, please

K Street schadenfreude

There goes the neighborhood

Cold Comfort

Doing the wash

An army of one’s own

The joys of global investment

Scenes of the crime

Lost Atlantis

Dreaming of a Black Christmas

Prisoner of war

The exile project

Far from normal

While you were sleeping

An American yearning

Man and bull

The morning after

On earth as it is in heaven

Wedded to an Illusion

Naturae humanae

Back to the Future

May 1997

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