Vol. 24 No. 1 - Spring 1996

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Falling Apart/Coming Together

• From the Editor

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• Roundup

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• Followup: Poverty, Inc.

  By Mike Hudson

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• Virginia for Sale

  Business interests and campaign contributors decide what's best for the state. By Mike Hudson and Cathryn McCue

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• Voices: God Don't Make Mistakes

  Notes of a "professional queer." By Stan Holt

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• Falling Apart/Coming Together

  There are ways of making us talk. By Dottye Burt-Markowitz, Stan Markowitz, and the staff of the Piedmont Peace Project

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• Crossing the Line

  Staff of the Piedmont Peace Project tell how they build bridges to different groups. By Laurie Schecter

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• A Bridge Not Yet Built

  Low-income white men are not a lost cause. By Jesse Wimberley

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• From Little Black Sambo to Son of White Man

  Southern theaters struggle to work and play together. By Pat Arnow

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• All God's Children?

  The Christian right is trying to appeal to African Americans. By Ron Nixon

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• The Lion and the Lamb

  Some Southern churches embrace diversity. By Mary Lee Kerr

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• Profiles in Cooperation

  Grassroots groups are mixing their cultivars to build a stronger turf. By Jan Hearne

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• The Business of Anti-Racism

  Diversity training is a new and growing industry. By Gary Delgado

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• Resources

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• Fiction: Awake, Awake and Fly Away

  By Jennifer Moses

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• Junebug: Ms. Antoinette's Version of the Rabbit and the Turtle

  By Junebug Jabbo Jones

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• Blueprint: Moonlighting for Justice

  By Lynda McDaniel and Betsy Barton

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• Review: The Myth of Aunt Jemima by Diane Roberts

  By Kevin O'Kelly

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• Still the South: Fire Ants

  By Mary Lee Kerr

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