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Sojourners Magazine: January 1992

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Brave New World Order

Underneath the myth in the Third World and the United States
Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer
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Feature

A Tragic Year Later

Infant mortality in post-war Iraq
Joe Nangle, Tim Cote
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Inscribed in the Heart of the People

Is nonviolence possible in Latin America?
Nelsa Cubelo
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A Gift of Dignity

The story of Warren McCleskey
Joyce Hollyday
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Commentary

A Step For the Earth

Better paper, better ink 
Joe Roos
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The New Year at Sojourners

Changes as we approach 1992
Jim Wallis
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Transforming a Movement

People of color unite at summit against 'environmental racism'
Dana Alston
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Fascism With a Facelift

There's good news and bad news in the results of the Louisiana gubernatorial run-off on November 16.
Danny Duncan Collum
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Poised Between Epochs

How can we improve the system of capitalism if it cannot collapse 
Janice Love
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What's In a Name?

Home of the Braves
Bob Hulteen
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Columns

Our New Look

Our new look...and other reflections from an art director
Ed Spivey Jr.
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The Long Peek Before the Boo

The pure in heart
Joyce Hollyday
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Make Us Better, Magic…

Magic: a hero of teamwork and vulnerability 
Jim Wallis
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Food for Soul and Body

Do we cook with thankfulness?
Carey Burkett
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Culture Watch

Heroes for the Road

Bruce Cockburn's "Nothing But a Burning Light"
Karen Lattea
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A New Vision

Best books of the past year
Bob Hulteen
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Guarding the Spirit

The balanced life of activism and contemplation.
Jeanne T. Finley, Richard B. Faris
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A Declaration of Principles

Pop culture is politics...and politics is pop culture
Danny Duncan Collum
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Standing in the Crossfire

A history of Witness for Peace
Richard K. Taylor
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Billy of a Thousand Lives

New Bragg album spins tales of dignity, beauty, and passion.
David Batstone
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Beauty in Two Languages

Magic Dogs of the Volcanos/Los Perros Magicos de los Volcanes is the first book written for children by one of Central America's premier novelists, Manlio Argueta.
Aaron McCarroll Gallegos
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Culture Collisions in the "New World"

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Departments

Repression in Burma Continues Despite World Attention

Human rights in Burma 
Brian Jaudon
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Nicaragua Drops World Court Case

International aid flows to Nicaragua 
Brian Jaudon
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Jesus Returns to Wyoming

A poem
David Abrams
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Jesus, the Divine Gift

A liturgical season of joy and wonderment
Joe Nangle
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For Sister Joanne, Upon Entering the Gates of the Monastery of Our Lady of Grace

A poem
David Abrams
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