Opinion

                
  • The sheriff who issues pink underwear

    The sheriff who issues pink underwear

    February 13, 2004

    Opinion Meet Joe Arpaio, husband, father, grandfather and the toughest sheriff in America, as he calls himself. Elected in 1992 to run the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) in Phoenix, Ariz., the fourth largest sheriff’s office...

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  • Beyond rebel flags and pickup trucks

    Beyond rebel flags and pickup trucks

    February 13, 2004

    Opinion It was too bad that Dr. Dean backed away from his stated desire to become the candidate of the bubbas sporting rebel flags in their pickup trucks. It would have been better if he had...

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  • Learning from Canada

    Learning from Canada

    February 13, 2004

    Opinion I lived in Manitoba, Canada, for 10 years and traveled extensively across Canada. In Montreal I was taken by a group of trade unionists to a monument erected to the memory of Dr. Norman Bethune,...

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  • Northern Ireland  Racism spiraling out of control

    Northern Ireland Racism spiraling out of control

    February 6, 2004

    News Analysis “Race crime shock – attacks now averaging nearly one a day.” This front-page headline in the Belfast Telegraph sent shivers down many observers’ spines last month. It came just a few days after a...

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  • Letter from Brazil: One year of Lula

    Letter from Brazil: One year of Lula

    January 30, 2004 By Gary Dotterman

    It is one year since Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the former metalworker and leader of Brazil’s left-wing Workers Party, was elected president of the country. I am in Rio de Janeiro, trying to find out...

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