Interview

Flashback to 1996: Al Franken Sits Down With <i>Mother Jones</i>

He's good enough, he's smart enough, and, doggone it, most people like him

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| Fri Nov. 1, 1996 1:00 AM PST

Sister Act

How the Republican revolution launched the other Gingrich into activism.

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| Fri Nov. 1, 1996 1:00 AM PST

William Julius Wilson

A leading scholar of urban poverty has a prescription for the ghetto: jobs

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| Sun Sep. 1, 1996 12:00 AM PDT

What Patricia wants

NOW's president celebrates the organization's 30th anniversary.

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| Sun Sep. 1, 1996 12:00 AM PDT

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Nobody's Nader: The Tough Activist Has Some Kind Words for Buchanan, but None for Clinton

The tough activist has some kind words for Buchanan, but none for Clinton.

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| Mon Jul. 1, 1996 12:00 AM PDT

Sarah McClendon (Cont'd)

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| Wed May. 1, 1996 12:00 AM PDT

Sarah McClendon

Our oldest White House correspondent has some critical words for the press--and for government.

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| Wed May. 1, 1996 12:00 AM PDT

Bruce.

Springsteen tells the story of the secret America

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| Fri Mar. 1, 1996 1:00 AM PST

Two Fisted Texans

A rare sit-down with the former guv and her activist daughter.

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| Fri Mar. 1, 1996 1:00 AM PST

Gloria

At 61, Steinem wants straight talk, more fun, and a new Congress

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| Wed Nov. 1, 1995 1:00 AM PST

Interview with Jim Hightower

A hellraising Texas radio personality fights to stay on the dial.

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| Wed Nov. 1, 1995 1:00 AM PST

The MoJo Interview: Studs Terkel

We turn the microphone around on the king of the interview.

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| Fri Sep. 1, 1995 12:00 AM PDT

Geoffrey Canada

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| Fri Sep. 1, 1995 12:00 AM PDT

Media Picks
Sat Jul. 1, 1995 12:00 AM PDT

Tony Kushner

The award-winning author of Angels in America advises you to trust neither art nor artists.

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| Sat Jul. 1, 1995 12:00 AM PDT

Visions: Maya Angelou

A celebrated poet issues a call to arms to the nation's artists

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| Mon May. 1, 1995 12:00 AM PDT

Being Frank

Massachusetts Congressman and unapologetic liberal Barney Frank knows why the Republicans will fail: They've eaten their dessert first.

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| Mon May. 1, 1995 12:00 AM PDT

VISIONS: Malidoma Some

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| Wed Mar. 1, 1995 1:00 AM PST

Back at you

Ntozake Shange, poet, playwright, and fiery author of "for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf," minces no words.

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| Sun Jan. 1, 1995 1:00 AM PST

Alice Waters

"Teaching kids how to feed themselves and how to live in a community responsibly is the center of an education."

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| Sun Jan. 1, 1995 1:00 AM PST