Working It Out “A lot of people have died for this music…,” Kenn Cox

Against the Current, No. 139, March/April 2009

• Crisis and Coronation
  — The Editors
• The Economy in a World of Trouble
  — interview with Robert Brenner
• Race and Class: Downturn Undermines Black "Middle Class"
  — Malik Miah
• Richmond, CA vs. Chevron
  — Mike Parker & Margaret Jordan
• Stirring Up Racism
  — Mike Parker & Margaret Jordan
• Critical Resistance at 10
  — Kristian Williams
• The Battle for Puerto Rico's Labor Movement
  — Rafael Bernabe
• Health Care Unions at War
• Socialist Feminist Writings
• Intersectionality Coming Alive
  — Stephanie Luce
• Foremothers and Fathers
  — Nancy Holmstrom
• Meeting Alexandra Kollontai
  — Abra Quinn
• Feminism, The Global Struggle
  — Purnima Bose
• After the Destruction of Gaza
• After the Destruction
  — The Editors
• The Future of Israel/Palestine
  — Jeff Halper
• Selected Bibliography
  — Jeff Halper
• Ethnic Cleansing: Palestine Reality
  — Joel Finkel
• Reviews
• Toward A New Socialism
  — Ursula McTaggart
• The Enemy of Nature
  — Ansar Fayyazuddin
• In Memoriam
• Peter Camejo: A Red-Green Life
  — Claudette Begin
• Camejo's Early Political Years
  — Barry Sheppard
• Peter Camejo at Berkeley
  — Jack Bloom
• Kenn Cox and Donald Walden: "Free Jazz Radicals"
  — Melba Joyce Boyd
• "A Mingus Among Us" and a Walden Within Us
  — Melba Joyce Boyd
• Working It Out "A lot of people have died for this music...," Kenn Cox
  — Melba Joyce Boyd
• A Comrade and Friend