Against the Current, No. 43, March/April 1993
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"Humanitarian" Intervention?
— The Editors - Dedication to Audre Lorde (1934-1992)
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Labor Under Clinton
— Kim Moody -
TDU Faces Major Challenges Ahead
— Nick Davidson -
Somalia: Operation Restore Hegemony, Part I
— Andy Pollack -
The Problem of Reformism
— Robert Brenner -
The Features of German Racism
— Gerd-Rainer Horn -
Israel: Demand International Sanctions
— an interview with Lea Tsemel -
Random Shots: Kampfer Goes Hollyweird
— R.F. Kampfer - Women in the Struggle
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Is Feminism Out of Fashion?
— Elissa Karg -
Hollywood and the Backlash
— Betsy Esch -
Beauty and the Backlash
— Sharon Feldman -
Backlash in the Workplace
— Jane Slaughter and Dianne Feeley - For International Women's Day
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The Rebel Girl: Our Proud Legacy of Struggle
— Catherine Sameh -
The Philippines: The Making of a Feminist Physician
— Delia D. Aguilar interviews Dr. de la Paz - The Roots of Gabriela
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Beyond Mothers and Colleens
— Allison Rolls - Gender, Sexuality & Liberation
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What Is Queer Nationalism?
— Peter Drucker -
Lesbian Organizing in the '90s
— Ann Menasche -
ACT-UP and the AIDS Crisis
— Kimberly Smith - Dialogue
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Dialogue: Drifting with the Current
— E. Haberkern -
Dialogue: The Issues in Bosnia
— David Finkel - Letters to Against the Current
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Family Values?
— Ravi Malhotra, response from Stephanie Coontz -
Keep Up the Good Work
— David Linn
This issue is dedicated to the memory of Audre Lorde, who died last November after a fourteen-year bout with cancer. She described herself: “I am a Black, Feminist, Lesbian, mother, warrior, woman, lover, poet doing my work” Part of her life’s work was speaking for progressive causes.