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Articles in July, 2002 issue of Progressive, The

• Does Justice Thomas need a career coach? - No Comment
• This is a brilliant mind? - No Comment
• Labor's big victory in Omaha - On the Line
• Fear of a hip-hop planet
  by Brian Gilmore
• Give peace a chance - Letters to the Editor
• Walking, praying for peace - On the Line
• Rue Beaurepaire - Poem
  by Marilyn Hacker
• Mum's the word - Editor's Note
  by Matthew Rothschild
• Welfare Bullies - Comment
• Tune in, tune out … pay dearly? - No Comment
• Minnesota wild card - The Word from Washington
  by Ruth Conniff
• Our Votes, Our Guns: Robert Mugabe and the Tragedy of Zimbabwe
  by Thomas Luedtke
• Troubletown
  by Lloyd Dangle
• Good Cause, Inc
  by James Norton
• Voices of Revolution: the Dissident Press in America
  by Tom Gallagher
• Ehrenreich and the Bible - Letters to the Editor
  by Mike Kerr-Osman
• Nukes are for Westerners - No Comment
• It's true because he said so - No Comment
• A break-in for peace - It Seems to Me
  by Howard Zinn
• Rue Beaurepaire II - Poem
  by Marilyn Hacker
• The Best Democracy Money Can Buy: an Investigative Reporter Exposes the Truth About Globalization, Corporate Cons, and High Finance Fraudsters
  by Kellia Ramares
• Fist to Chin - Letters to the Editor
  by Grover Sales
• Replies to Klare - Letters to the Editor
• Extemporaneous George - No Comment
• Opened mouth, removed all doubt - No Comment
• Raising a ruckus in Madrid - On the Line
• The new fall lineup
  by Brian Boldt
• Berkowitz on target - Letters to the Editor
  by Dan Guenzel
• Targeting Chicano
  by Barbara Renaud Gonzalez
• Arrogant as a peacock - No Comment
• Politician bites paper - No Comment
• Bookmark this site - On the Line
• A rare, unflinching eye - TV Geist
  by Fred Jr. McKissack
• Reed too ambitious - Letters to the Editor
• Kudos to us - Letters to the Editor
  by James Hannaway
• Who says protests don't work? - On the Line
• Veiled threats - Unplugged
  by Kate Clinton