The Progressive Magazine: April 2010
Volume 74, Number 4
In This Issue
Editor's Note
Distilled Zinn
No Comment
Letters
Comment Foreign Policy Adrift
On the Line
Columns
Terry Tempest Williams
praises Tim DeChristopher and the new monkey-wrenching.
Cover
Corporations Aren’t Persons Matthew Rothschild
We need to amend the Constitution to strike down the Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance.
Features
An Evening with Alan Grayson Kirk Nielsen
Idle Talk, Idle Plants Kate Giammarise
My brother was at risk of being booted out of the United States.
Culture
Meet Folk Artist Malcah Zeldis Eleanor J. Bader
“I have to create . . . in order to live.”
Interview
Edie Falco Suzanne Gordon
“It is unacceptable that there are people who just can’t go to the doctor when they need to,” says the star of Nurse Jackie.
Poem John Randolph Carter
Will Durst reveals a deep, dark truth about all politicians.
Dave Zirin laments the decline of the Olympic spirit.
Books Johann Hari reviews Keynes: The Return of the Master, by Robert Skidelsky.
Jim Hightower says five unelected guys in black robes have subverted our sovereignty.
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