The Progressive Magazine: May 2007

Volume 71, Number 5
In This Issue
Comment Mortgage Vultures
Ruth Conniff watches Al Gore go one way and Ralph Nader the other.
Matthew Rothschild tracks the case of a Bolivian scholar denied a visa.
Howard Zinn urges us to act like citizens, not politicians.
Labor Offers Business Health Care Cures by Barbara Miner
Why Andy Stern and Wal-Mart are joining hands.
Poem by Kathleen Aguero
Manu Chao, Globalista by Antonino D'Ambrosio
"I just don't understand why there aren't thousands protesting outside the White House every day," says the polyglot musician.
AIDS Activist Turns South Africa Around Andrew Meldrum
How Zackie Achmat changed AIDS policy at the epicenter of the global epidemic.
Barbara Ehrenreich divines the meaning of The Secret.
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