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	Eight Rough and Random Thoughts on Socialism
	Some Notes on Poverty and the Responsibility of Government
	How About Two-and-a-Half? Thoughts on the Return of Social Democracy, part 1
	Marxism, Queer Theory and the Love Debate
	Engels on Human Rights and the Abolition of Classes
	The FBI’s Surveillance of Congressman Vito Marcantonio
	Women in the History of the CPUSA
	Book Review: The New Class Society: Goodbye American Dream?
	Book Review: A Country Called Amreeka
	Poetry, March 2010

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Gregory Esteven

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Articles by Gregory Esteven

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Article name:	Category:	Published:
Art in an "Ultra-Materialist Society"	Aug. 1 – Aug. 31, 2008	08/12/2008 10:17
Cracks in the Neoliberal “Consensus”: The Meaning of the Nepali Revolution	Aug. 1 – Aug. 31, 2008	08/26/2008 09:51
Happy Fourth of July	Jul. 9 – Jul. 20	07/09/2008 09:27
How the Left Saved Capitalism	headlines for October – November 2008	10/02/2008 08:00
In Defense of All Our Families	headlines for August – September 2008	06/06/2008 10:43
Reflections on the discovery of an uncontacted tribe	May 26 – May 31	05/31/2008 08:58
Some Good News about the Environment	May 26 – May 31	05/27/2008 09:38
Talking About Capitalism, the Left, and Global Solidarity	July 21 - July 31, 2008	07/27/2008 10:25
Talking About Disorders of Sex Development: Interview with Intersex activist Amy Hinton	Aug. 1 – Aug. 31, 2008	08/20/2008 10:05
Why Am I Not Surprised? Homelessness, Race, Rita and Katrina	Mar. 17 – Mar. 23	03/18/2008 09:34

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