Mexico

"After Adelita" includes works that express ideas about myths, heroes, and revolutionaries by women artists who work in diverse media, such as video, painting, photography, and printmaking. The collection is inspired by Adelita, a folkloric proto-feminist figure in Mexican history.

"Rosina Neginsky reminds readers that we are also artists, for her works summon our responsibility."* Juggler is a bilingual book of poetry by Rosina Neginsky

This issue features Jesse Jackson's campaign to get African-Americans more involved in investment banking, politics in Germany and Austria, and globalization.

In These Times magazine provides left-leaning analysis of current events. This issue's headlines include: Making Connections, Five Ways to combat Conservative Media, Is Cheap Broadband Un-American, Broadband Internet: Unhappily Ever After?, Too Much Media, The Blogosphere: Insiders vs. Outsiders, Union Stations, Where are the Women? and Numbers Before Politics.

In These Times is an alternative, biweekly newsmagazine published by the Institute for Public Affairs in Chicago. It is a member of the Alternative Press Syndicate. This issue has articles focusing on the Democratic candidates for the 2000 presidential election, the return of the black radical, and the Clinton administration's policies on nuclear disarmament.

In These Times is an alternative, biweekly newsmagazine published by the Institute for Public Affairs in Chicago. It is a member of the Alternative Press Syndicate.

In These Times is an alternative, biweekly newsmagazine published by the Institute for Public Affairs in Chicago. It is a member of the Alternative Press Syndicate.

A magazine covering social justice issues.

A magazine covering social justice issues.