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Gallery owner attacked for antiwar art
June 11, 2004SAN FRANCISCO – Lori Haigh, owner of Capobianco Gallery in North Beach here, was spat on and knocked unconscious last week for exhibiting an artwork highlighting the torture of Iraqi detainees at Abu Ghraib prison. The...
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Movies to make you wonder, where to go from here?
June 11, 2004‘With All Deliberate Speed’ Fifty years ago the Supreme Court, in a 9-0 decision, struck down an earlier ruling that had said that “separate but equal” was acceptable for Black Americans. “With All Deliberate Speed,” a...
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Eyes on the new India
June 11, 2004Opinion As India, the world’s largest democracy, held a general election last month, the rest of us waited and watched.
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Time to question the war on terror
June 11, 2004Opinion With the live broadcasts of the 9/11 commission hearings over the past few months, the nation has finally begun to see a serious reckoning of the Bush administration’s counterterrorism policy. As important as it is,...
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The psychology of Iraqi prison torture
June 11, 2004Opinion Margaret Warner, on a recent PBS News Hour, did a masterful job in opening up an important piece of the puzzle of why the torture of Iraqi prisoners. The psychological setting has to be understood...
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