sarah wildman
politics and culture
For the American Prospect
Chaos Reigns:
The saga of a hunger striking Basque terrorist is gripping Spain's attention. 3.08.07
Act of Desperation: The recent Madrid airport bombing is a sign that the Basque nationalist group ETA is flailing 1.9.06
Strain in Spain African immigrants are pouring into Spain -- and stirring up animosity among other European countries. 10.6.06
Indepedenzia Day The Basque people are still determined to gain independence. 8.25.06
Crossing Borders A gay rights festival comes to Jerusalem 8.8.06 Out of Bounds Racism has long plagued international soccer. 06.7.06
Remembering Wendy Wasserstein 02.1.06
Slightly Un-Orthodox Religious gay men and lesbians start speaking out. 1/06
<="" turn="" in,="" >tune="">Public television’s defenders are mounting their counteroffensive -- but it’s not off to a quick start 7.3.05
Wedding-Bell Blues Democrats could have fought this one to a draw if they had emphasized discrimination 12.6.04
Think Different Teresa Heinz Kerry. August 2004

Several more articles from the American Prospect

For the Christian Science Monitor
Backstory: A priest's crusade on Holocaust 11.9.06

Europe Rethinks its safe haven status 05.24.06

New Chapter in Holocaust Justice 12.29.04

Third way speaks to Europe's Young Muslims 5.19.03

Iraq Assault triggers anti-Semitic backlash in France 4.4.03


Book Reviews/Essays

Why is Paris Burning: Two new books fan the flames of the Europe-Islam Conflict Democracy Journal of Ideas Summer 2006

Marriage Interrupted
Profile of Stephanie Klein ELLE Magazine July 2006

Coming to America
review of 'Enrique's Journey,' By Sonia Nazario
New York Times Book Review May 7, 2006

Mobile Home review of 'Without a Net' by Michelle Kennedy
New York Times Book Review February 27, 2005.

ForThe New Republic

Lady Bird Johnson walked the first lady tightrope perfectly. The New Republic
Contra Aide: W. Picks and Amoralist for the United Nations 02.17.05
New Choice
: the pro-choice movement finally does what pro-lifers did years ago: move the debate beyond abortion. 04.29.04
Veiled Illusion : French leaders believe their ban on headscarves in public schools will promote secularism among Muslims. But it will actually do the opposite. 02.13.04
Anxiety of Influence: In the aftermath of Iraq, the French find themselves confronting a new phenomenon: gnawing self-doubt. Closed Sessions: The senator with a worse race record than Lott. 12.20.02
News Break
: We promised to study the world--but we flunked. 09.11.02
Mothers Little Helper
: The pill that was supposed to save women.
Drop Shot
: The real biothreat facing the U.S. 06.06.02
Cabin Fever: Why won’t the Log Cabin Republicans Criticize Bush? 04.18.02
All for One:What South Asian Really Means
More articles from the New Republic

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