Against the Current, No. 55, March/April 1995
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Defending Women's Lives
— The Editors -
Resisting Proposition 187
— an interview with Angel Cervantes -
Orange County: Who Pays the Price?
— Mike Davis -
Media, Politics and the Left
— Robert McChesney interviews Noam Chomsky -
Yeltsin's War of Genocide
— Boris Kagarlitsky -
Russia's New and Old System
— John Marot interviews Boris Kagarlitsky -
Russia's New Fascists
— Kirill Buketov -
Brazil After the Elections
— Antonio Martins -
Problems in History & Theory: The End of "American Trotskyism"? -- Part 3
— Alan Wald -
Radical Rhythms: Jazz Currents in Conflict
— Kim Hunter -
The Rebel Girl: Breast Cancer -- No Accident?
— Catherine Sameh -
Random Shots: Politically (Un)Kosher Recipes
— R.F. Kampfer - For International Women's Day
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Gender, Race & Class in Zora Neale Hurston's Politics
— Susan Meisenhelder -
Frances E.W. Harper & the Evolution of Radical Culture
— Melba Joyce Boyd -
Bury Me in A Free Land
— Frances E.W. Harper -
Aunt Chloe's Politics
— Frances E.W. Harper -
A Double Standard
— Frances E.W. Harper -
Speaking Out for Themselves
— Deborah Billings -
Lesbian & Gay Activism During the Reagan/Bush Era
— Julie R. Enszer - Letters to Against the Current
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On the UAW: Death of a Union?
— Peter Downs -
On Dislando
— J. Quinn Brisben -
Small Inaccuracies on Trotskyism Series
— Frank Fried -
Broadcast Reform
— Eric Hamell - Dialogue
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IQ, Genes, Race, American Society
— Steve Bloom - In Memoriam
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Remembering Jerry Rubin
— Robert Fitch
Frances E.W. Harper
Of course, I don’t know very much
About these politics,
But I think that some who run `em
Do mighty ugly tricks.
I’ve seen `em honey-fugle round,
And talk so awful sweet,
That you’d think them full of kindness,
As an egg is full of meat.
Now I don’t believe in looking
Honest people in the face,
And saying when you’re doing wrong,
That “I haven’t sold my race.”
When we want to school our children,
If the money isn’t there,
Whether black or white have took it,
The loss we all must share.
And this buying up each other
I something worse than mean,
Though I thinks a heap of voting,
I go for voting clean.
ATC 55, March-April 1995