Against the Current, No. 175, March/April 2015
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Women Under the Gun, 2015
— The Editors -
Pushing Back Civil Rights
— Malik Miah -
Vermont Healthcare Justice
— Traven Leyson -
Workplace Violence: Silent Epidemic
— Jane Slaughter -
Studies About Workplace Violence
— Jane Slaughter -
Jobs, Ecology, and Survival
— Lars Henriksson - Defend Reverend Pinkney
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Hillary Clinton and Corporate Feminism
— Kevin Young and Diana C. Sierra Becerra -
The Two-Party System, Part III
— Mark A. Lause -
Bhopal's Fight for Memory
— Sara Abraham interviews Nityanand Jayaraman - Women in Struggle
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A Case of Police Violence Against Women
— Radical Socialist (India) - The Murder of Shaimaa al-Sabbagh
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Honoring the Socialist Mary Marcy
— Allen Ruff -
Bigotry in the Guise of Secularism
— Carmen Teeple Hopkins -
Eslanda Robeson's Journey
— Dayo F. Gore -
Feminism, Marxism: Marriage or Divorce?
— Ann Ferguson -
Marx and the Family Revisited
— Dianne Feeley - Views on Cuba
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Cuba and the USA: A Discussion
— David Finkel, for the ATC Editors -
December 17: Sources, Results & Prospects
— Walter Lippmann -
Beginning a New Era
— Samuel Farber -
A Victory and Some Risks
— statement from the Fourth International - Reviews
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Fifty Shades of Pulp
— Alan Wald -
China: Rise and Emergent Crisis
— Jase Short - In Memoriam
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Frank Fried (1927-2015)
— Patrick M. Quinn
David Finkel, for the ATC Editors
AGAINST THE CURRENT has invited several authors from varying political perspectives to discuss the historic breakthrough in Cuba-U.S. relations, and what it might mean for the politics and the situation in each country. We present here commentaries by Walter Lippmann, Samuel Farber, and a declaration by the Fourth International. Further contributions will appear in our next issue, and we welcome our readers’ comments on the issues raised in this discussion.
March/April 2015, ATC 175