In This Issue: BMT #7, Fall 1995
 
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                                                                Shorts
Apartheid, Park Slope-Style (Neil deMause) 
Congress Takes Aim at Legal Aid (Kurt Gottschalk) 
HIV/AIDS Policy: Where Are We Stuck? (Andalucia) 
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                                                              Features
Sunset Park's Invisible Industry
 In Brooklyn's growing Chinatown, sweatshops flourish in the shadows.
  by Kurt Gottschalk

City Hurts those who help themselves
 Squatters regroup and reflect after their armed eviction in the latest
 skirmish with authorities.
  by Bernie McAleer

Spy in the House of "Life"
 A pro-choice nightmare: She was from Brooklyn, she was Jewish, she
 was alone with the Right-to-Life Committee in Nashville.
 by Eleanor J. Bader
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                                                               Culture
Actin' Like Life's a Ballgame
 Excerpt from the recently released Live From Death Row
 by Mumia Abu-Jamal

Arise, Ye Prisoners of Journalism
 Reviews of Andrew Kopkind's The Thirty Years' Wars 
 and Marc Cooper's Roll Over Che Guevara 
 by Neil deMause

Memories of a Dutiful Daughter
 Marianna De Marco Torgovnick's Crossing Ocean Parkway
 by Nina Ascoly

Salsa Nation
 Hernando Calvo Ospina's Salsa: Havana Heat, Bronx Beat reviewed 
 by Amina Mu–oz-Ali

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                                                                  Plus
Editorial: Whose Streets? Cops' Streets!
This Just In 
Letter From... Chicago, Illinois
Shuffle Play: Reviews of stuff
Truer Than Strange
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