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'How many kids have you killed today?'

The Scourging of Iraq: Sanctions, Law and Natural JusticeBy Geoff SimonsMacmillan Press, 1998363 pp., $47.95 (pb) Review by Phil Shannon When asked in 1996 whether the death of a million children in Iraq as a result of six years of US-imposed

Anti-racism movement: young people can change the world

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Can 'green taxes' fix the environment?

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and ain't i a woman?: Sex, gender and sexuality

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