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- Beyond Cactus and Cowshit
- Postcards from Panama
- The Real Facts of Life
- Ulterior Designs
- Ruth Pennebaker reviews Lauri Lebo's The Devil in Dover: An Insider’s Story of Dogma v. Darwin, examining the complexities and characters marking the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania court battle about teaching evolution in America’s public schools.
- Road Map to Reason
- The Future of Liberalism, by Alan Wolfe
Alan Wolfe explores the true meanings of liberalism: past, present, future. - Small Victories: Real Journalism
- Efraìn Huerta: Articulating Silence
- An Imaginary Crisis
- In How the Republican Party and Its Corporate Allies Are Taking Away Your Right to Sue, Stephanie Mencimer writes a bracing narrative of who, how, and why “tort reform” became law in Texas and elsewhere.
- For Bolaño, No Divine Miracles
- Four years after his death, Chilean-born writer Roberto Bolaño is moving quickly toward literary canonization.
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Heaven and Hell in Cameron County Jail
Gail Hanson’s soft, musical voice served her well for eight years as a volunteer chaplain at the Cameron County Jail in Brownsville. But as she witnessed and heard about the mistreatment of the mostly young and impoverished women she counseled—from unhealthy food to freezing-cold cells to lengthy detentions without convictions—Hanson’s ...
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