The Progressive Magazine: September 2010
Volume 74, Number 9
In This Issue
Editor's Note
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Letters
Comment National Security Overload
On the Line
Columns
Eduardo Galeano is already nostalgic about the World Cup.
Terry Tempest Williams offers an equation: "People plus place equals politics."
Luis J. Rodríguez recalls getting arrested in the Chicano Moratorium.
Cover
Less Work, More Life John de Graaf
We need to come up with a different approach to work.
Features
Silent No More Mary Annette Pember
It will be women who will bring democracy to Iran.
Interview
Oliver Stone Ed Rampell
"In South America, normally the establishment is in control; the rich families control it no longer," says the director.
Culture
Ozomatli's Musical Journey Antonino D'Ambrosio
"When we were making this record, we felt that there has got to be a way to challenge ourselves and our fans," says Raúl Pacheco.
Poem Joseph Bathanti
Kate Clinton wonders: Why is Sarah Palin?
Dave Zirin to Cleveland: You didn't own LeBron!
Books
Ruth Conniff reviews The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger, by Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett.
Jim Hightower says that a jobless recovery is a bad joke.
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