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March/April 2007 Issue

A is for Afro

For the only white student in class, St. James elementary offered a double major in minority experience.

September/October 2006 Issue

Making Radio Waves

The new voice of immigrant rights

July/August 2006 Issue

A Lonely Voice in Nebraska

For 35 years, the lone African American in the legislature has been almost singlehandedly changing Nebraska.

January/February 2006 Issue

American Catholics Raise Their Voices Against the Death Penalty

Traditional opponents of capital punishment have gained powerful and unlikely allies: American Catholics, many of them conservatives defending a ?culture of life.?

December 2005 Issue

Watchdogs of Ukraine's Orange Revolution

Safeguarding Ukraine's Orange Revolution

November 2005 Issue

Freedom=Silence

Meet "the most rehabilitated prisoner in America."

September/October 2005 Issue

The Counselor

Patricia Prickett set out to beat the violence and ended up in the belly of the beast, working with the L.A.P.D.

July/August 2005 Issue

Taking away battered women's kids

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Sara Catania

Separated at Birth: A Sibling Rivalry Along the Border

Separated at birth—a sibling rivalry along the border

A is for Afro

For the only white student in class, St. James elementary offered a double major in minority experience.

Making Radio Waves

The new voice of immigrant rights

A Lonely Voice in Nebraska

For 35 years, the lone African American in the legislature has been almost singlehandedly changing Nebraska.

American Catholics Raise Their Voices Against the Death Penalty

Traditional opponents of capital punishment have gained powerful and unlikely allies: American Catholics, many of them conservatives defending a ?culture of life.?

Watchdogs of Ukraine's Orange Revolution

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Freedom=Silence

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The Counselor

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