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Magazine
Sojourners Magazine: November 1987
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Cover Story
Feature
The Native experience of racism is the foundational experience for all that has occurred in this hemisphere over almost 500 years.
There is an Unfinished Revolution about racism.
Take a serious look at the jails of this nation and you will find that there are more black men behind prison bars than in institutions of higher learning.
Columns
On August 7, five Central American presidents met to discuss the prospects for peace in Central America.
The reports of what was happening to the Ray family of Arcadia, Florida, quickly circulated around the country.
If you want to commit a crime, Bullfrog County, Nevada, is the place to do it.
Culture Watch
"Freedom of the press belongs to the [person] who owns one."
--A.J. Liebling
Departments
All that's left
Is the funeral
And the reading of the will.
Another prisoner is executed.
Long live the VCR
And his and her king-size bed.
The Constitution is the hearse.
Apple pie
In the sky.
Bury the body