The Progressive Magazine: March 2009
Volume 73, Number 3
In This Issue
Comment Nationalize the Banks
Eduardo Galeano denounces Israel's destruction of Gaza.
Dave Zirin watches Gaza bleed into sports arenas.
Ruth Conniff monitors the implosion of conservatism.
Luis J. Rodríguez makes a case for the special role of the arts.
Barbara Ehrenreich traces the rise of the Nouveau Poor.
Toxic Prison Labor Anne-Marie Cusac
Computer recycling facilities behind bars are causing serious health problems.
Feature
Fighting Foreclosures Colin Asher
Activists and homeowners are joining hands in Boston.
Interview
Arundhati Roy David Barsamian
"It might be easier to be an American when there isn't an American empire," says the author and activist.
Culture
Kate Clinton sees good omens in Obama's actions.
Poem Martín Espada
Books Eleanor J. Bader reviews All You Can Eat: How Hungry Is America? by Joel Berg.
Jim Hightower exposes Timothy Geithner's flaws.
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CURRENT ISSUE: June 2013
Spying on Occupy Activists
How local law enforcement and Homeland Security help Wall Street.
The Commerce of Violence
Wendell Berry | The cheapening of life is surely the dominant theme of our time, from Guantánamo to the Boston Marathon.
Jason Collins, Meet Brittney Griner
Dave Zirin says Jason Collins and Brittney Griner can teach the guys in the huddle a lot.
Preserving Our Home on Earth
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