GLW issue 97, published 1993-04-28.

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Frida Kahlo on stage

By Bronwen Beechey MELBOURNE — One of the gains of the women's movement has been the recognition of the way that women have been excluded from history, their contribution to political and cultural life ignored or trivialised. Over the

Los Angeles verdict seen as partial justice

By Barry Sheppard SAN FRANCISCO — The conviction of two of the four Los Angeles cops charged with violating Rodney King's civil rights by nearly beating him to death was hailed by President Clinton as proof that the "system" works and that

Using state banks for job creation

By Roger Raven Job creation has been given nothing like the attention that it deserves. No green/democratic/socialist political force will seriously threaten the conservative parties until we can offer credible economic policies to the

Degrading to society

The death penalty continues to be a matter of considerable debate in the United States. MICHAEL ROSS, a prisoner on death row in the state of Connecticut, argues his view. "When we abolished the punishment for treason that you should be
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