Danny Duncan Collum, author of the novel White Boy, teaches writing at Kentucky State University in Frankfort.
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For Generations to Come: The Cost of America's Farm Crisis
An Interview with David Ostendorf
From Hiroshima To Chernobyl
For us, and for many of our readers, it has become a tradition to mark the August 6 and 9 anniversaries of the atomic bombings in Japan with public prayers and protest.
An Eye For An Eye
On April 14 the United I States finally "did something" about terrorism by unleashing a massive bombing raid against Libya.
Reagan Fails The Test
The importance of a comprehensive nuclear test ban as a first step toward ending the arms race does not end with the Soviet moratorium.
Finding the Filipino Path
All analysis aside, there was much to be simply thankful for in the recent change of governments in the Philippines.
Reagan's African Rambo
Last July, in the midst of the TWA hijacking crisis, Congress was seized by a fit of Rambo-mania.
Forgive Us Our Debts
For most of the world's people, the debt issue is very real and very simple, as real and simple as a loaf of bread or a bowl of rice.
The Way America Does Business
A look at the economic need for community and democracy.
The Reign of Terror
After the highjacking of TWA flight 847, the subject of terrorism is very much with us.
A Chilling Precedent
The fundamentalist drive to take over the Southern Baptist Convention.
The State of the Unions
Organized labor in the U.S. is in big trouble. That is not exactly hot news.
Vietnam: Ten Years After
Ten years ago, on April 30, 1975, the war in Vietnam officially ended.
Bluff and Bluster in Geneva
This month a new phase of the nuclear arms race will be launched.
Imperial Arrogance
In this media age, complex world events get boiled down into simple catch phrases.
The Bishops' Moral Capital
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops' pastoral letter on the U.S. economy.
Clues To The Future
A.J. Muste never stopped experimenting with new tactics and ideas.