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Articles in May, 1999 issue of Humanist

• Artistic Repression in America - artistic creations and the law - Column
  by Barbara Dority
• Abraham, Isaac, and Some Hidden Assumptions of Our Culture - Abraham's impact on Judaism, Christianity and Islam
  by Carol Delaney
• A New Economy for a New Century
  by Lester R. Brown
• LETTERS
• Sitting on the Windpipe of the First Amendment - writer and syndicated columnist Normal Solomon - Interview
  by Greg Bates
• New Bedlam: Jails—Not Psychiatric Hospitals—Now Care for the Indigent Mentally Ill
  by Spencer P.M. Harrington
• Worth Noting
  by Marian Hetherly
• Missing the Forest for the Trees - ethics versus religion
  by Mark P. Gibney
• Terrorism: A Marketing Analysis - how terrorists could influence public opinion - Brief Article
  by Jeff Rodriguez
• Slow-tracking NAFTA - North American Free Trade Agreement - Brief Article
  by John Buell
• North Korea: The Land Americans Aren't Permitted to Know
  by John M. Swomley
• Circumcision: Human Rights and Ethical Medical Practice - new report on circumcision
  by James W. Prescott
• When Wealthy Isn't Healthy - for-profit health care industry makes more profit while offering fewer services - Brief Article
  by Dennis Piotrowski
• Frank Lloyd Wright's Humanism - documentary on the architect
  by Tim Sandefur
• Kosovo: The Status of Human Brutality - ethnic slaughter and human rights abuse - Brief Article
  by Nicholas Baldoni
• Guatemala: Clinton's Latest Damn-Near Apology - Bill Clinton's near apology America's role in Guatemalan repression
  by Bob Harris