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Articles in Nov-Dec 2007 issue of Mother Jones

• The anime within
• Gay today, not tomorrow?
  by Tom Keske
• You're not the regulator of me: China gets the blame for this year's wave of recalls—but American industry has been working for years to gut government safety standards
  by Marla Felcher
• Damned if we do: grappling with America's moral obligation to the Iraqi people
• Backtalk
• Food fight
  by Helene D. Gayle
• The honor system: what happens when manufacturers are left to police themselves
  by Marla Felcher
• The 50-year strategy: beyond '08: can progressives play for keeps?
  by Simon Rosenberg
• Rap of ages: a timeline
• The yield of magical thinking: can the wizardry of biodynamic farming save organics? or even your soul?
  by Novella Carpenter
• Fight the power: can hip-hop get past the thug life and back to its radical roots?
  by Jeff Chang
• Word to your mother
• U.S. out now how: Bush broke it. We own it. A hard look at what it really means to pull out of Iraq
• How the west might be won: the Dems' next big gamble: Sway enough disgruntled conservatives to take Nevada, the WEST, and the White House
  by Sasha Abramsky
• Grape Britain?
  by Jen Phillips
• The cheese bomb incident
  by Ted Genoways
• Exiting Iraq: now or never?
• Shyness: how Normal Behavior Became a sickness
  by Michael Agger
• Schlock and awwww: every week, Ty Pennington brings the American Dream to a deserving family. What a freakin' jerk
  by Jon Mooallem
• Tourist trap
• Road warriors: the logistics of moving the American military out of Iraq
• Unmarketable: Brandalism, Copyfighting, Mocketing, and the Erosion of Integrity
  by Alissa Quart
• Grace under fire
  by Kiera Butler
• Southern inhospitality
  by Bruce Falconer
• The bad, the worse, and the ugly
  by Robert Dreyfuss
• Dance dance revolution: Boots Riley's party politics
  by Gary Moskowitz
• Editors' note
  by Monika Bauerlein
• The Scene of the Crime
  by Jon Young
• Watercoolered
  by Laura Rozen
• The day after: Iraqis can't figure out what will happen to their country after we go home. Neither can our experts
• Wake-up calls: get your politics on
  by Jeff Chang
• Shocking
  by Mike Males
• Gomorrah: A Personal Journey Into the Violent International Empire of Naples' Organized Crime System
  by Dave Gilson
• Murder, he wrote
  by Josh Harkinson
• The left behind: facing Iraq's refugee crisis—and the exodus to come
• Obligatory Villagers
  by Jon Young
• Conspiracy watch: beam me up
  by Dave Gilson
• Manufactured Landscapes
  by Gary Moskowitz
• The ethanol effect
  by Cameron Scott
• You can't go home again think withdrawal would mean we've left Iraq for good? think again
• Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace
  by Jon Young
• Did I steal my daughter? The answers are never easy when you enter the labyrinth of global adoption
  by Elizabeth Larsen
• Dr. Bronner's Magic Soapbox
  by Nicole McClelland
• Barbarians at the capitol
  by Nomi Prins
• Self-fulfilling prophecy: Bush administration propaganda notwithstanding, Al Qaeda was not a factor in Iraq before the U.S. invasion. But it is now—and any withdrawal plan needs to deal with the demons we helped create
  by Peter Bergen
• Washington Square Serenade
  by Jon Young