Issue 28 Sep/Oct 2004

Politics
Lookin' For Work: W's Shaky Employee Evaluation by Various
Virtual Voting Worldwide by Pranjal Tiwari
Oil-Slick Jim Moves In by Greg Palast
From the Desk of Karl Rove by Eric Lundegaard
Media
Thorns in the Paw: Independent Journalists in the Age of Bush by Leticia Cortez, Dahr Jamail, Lorie Kramer, Vijay Prashad, Silja JA Talvi
Lampooning the Buffoon by Richard Ristow
Free Speech TV Party Tonight! by Jared Jacang Maher
Deception Dollars by Adam Hurter
Economics
We Used to Call that Imperialism by Alex Modotti
The Privileged Few and the Budgeted Many by Norman Ball
Someone's Got To Pay The Bills by Sarah Zia-Ebrahimi
Culture
Billionaires for Bush by Rebecca Fox
No, George, No! Anti-Bush Kid's Books by Eric Zassenhaus
Hip Hop is Breedin' Revolution. Ya Heard? by Aysha Massell
Sex & Gender
How Trafficking Became Sexy by Yasmin Nair
More Sex Emails, Please! by Benn Ray
From My Lai to Abu Ghraib by Dave Arenas
Women in Power by Janis E Malaby
People
Laura Flanders: Alone Amongst the Bushies by Todd Steven Burroughs
(Inadvertently) Voting for the Ones you Hate the Most by Jeff Nall
It's None of Your Damn Business by Jessamyn West
The Evens by Ari Paul
The Last Page
How Many More Have to Die?

Politics