Issue 28:
March–April 2003
No blood for oil
CONTENTS
EDITORIALS
No blood for oil, no blood for empire • The "whole world is marching" • The growing transatlantic rift
NEWS & REPORTS
Bush's budget: Guns over butter
by Bill Roberts
Building the student antiwar movement
by Eric Ruder
Affirmative action: Bush v. racial equality
by Elizabeth Schulte
Abortion rights: the attacks continue
by Sherry Wolf
Protests threaten Bolivian government
by Tom Lewis
Report from the World Social Forum
by Lee Sustar, Lance Selfa, Orlando Sepulveda
FEATURES
U.S. politics in the shadow of war
by Lance Selfa
The invasion of Iraq
by Anthony Arnove
A global fight against war
Interview with Mike Marqusee
Confronting Empire
Arundhati Roy
The betrayal of the Kurds
by Phil Gasper
The truth about Afghanistan
by Nicole Colson
What's at stake in North Korea
David Whitehouse
A new turn in South Korea
Sarah Chang
Labor's war at home
Lee Sustar
Death penalty exposed
Alice Kim
The uses and abuses of Haiti
Interview with James Farmer
REVIEWS: ON a collision course with nature •
When the soldiers refused to fight • Palestine's diaspora
• An American tragedy • Myth of human races • Work hazards
• Wars without end • Roots of terror • Holy warriors
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