Issue 351 of New Internationalist
Reader-owned global journalism
November 2002
The Other America
Nowhere is typical of the United States - least of all Washington, Wall Street and Hollywood. This issue of the NI ignores the familiar images and explores an America that's rarely seen - except by the Americans who actually live there. Most of them face similar prob- lems, and have similar ambitions, to almost everyone else. And, if anything is ever going to be done about the Rogue Superpower, then the American people will have to play a big part in doing it.
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The Angola Three
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