Against the Current, No. 199, March/April 2019
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Whose "Security" -- and for What?
— The Editors -
MLK in Memphis, 1968
— Malik Miah -
California Burning, PG&E Bankrupt
— Barri Boone -
PG&E Bankruptcy
— Barri Boone -
What Los Angeles Teachers Won
— Peter Olson -
The UTLA Victory in Context
— Robert Bartlett -
Chicago Charter Teachers Strike, Win
— Robert Bartlett -
Turkey in 2019: An Assessment
— Yaşar Boran -
Betraying the Kurds
— David Finkel -
The Strange Career of the Second Amendment, Part II
— Jennifer Jopp -
Who Is Responsible?
— David Finkel -
A Note of Thanks
— The Editors - Socialist Feminism Today
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Women's Oppression and Liberation
— Soma Marik -
Marx for Today: A Socialist-Feminist Reading
— Johanna Brenner -
Angela Davis: Relevant as Ever After Thirty Years
— Alice Ragland -
The Activism of Angela Davis
— David Finkel -
White Women and White Power
— Angela E. Hubler -
Lots of Scurrying But No Revolution in Sight
— Sandra Lindberg - Reviews
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A Call to Action
— Patrick M. Quinn -
Orbán: Strong Man, Authoritarian Ideology
— Victor Nehéz -
A Sympathetic Critical Study
— Peter Solenberger -
Further Reading on the Russian Revolution
— Peter Solenberger
The Editors
YOU’RE THE BEST! Our readers’ contributions to Against the Current’s fund appeal came to a total of $5511 — a terrific boost to the magazine’s financing and morale.
We look forward to an exhilarating as well as turbulent year ahead for the social justice and socialist movements. Watch for our coming May-June issue, which will be our 200th!
The editors extend a special thanks to our volunteer proofreaders around the country, who help us to avoid all manner of typographical errors and assorted glitches, and also to make some often convoluted text more readable: Karin Baker, Mara Dodge, Joshua Freeze, and Linda Kerth who’s the latest addition to the team.
All remaining errors, of course, are due to hacking by foreign agents and in no way our fault.
March-April 2019, ATC 199