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But much of the argumentation skirts the core questions: What is the political line of secular groups that receive Protestant funding? Do the churches take enough responsibility for the political activities of these groups? Have in-house church programs and pronouncements shown a leftist pattern? The situation is complex, but...
While the movie accurately depicts Gandhi's successful organization of Indians in South Africa against the state's apartheid laws, it skirts a key issue: what about the Africans? It turns out Gandhi's concern with racial discrimination was limited to Indians--in fact, he offered to organize a brigade...
THE TITLE SKIRTS the questions to whether Galbraith has appointed himself spokesman for those who have no voice of whether he is cataloguing the cry of the underprivileged. Neither interpretation actually applies to the content of the book, which in a very general way examines economic development. It is a...
From the first song ("Dance, Dance, Dance"), bodies swirl, muscles flex, dancers groove, and sweat oozes from would-be John Travoltas. The participants, mostly couples, are attired in everything from mini-skirts and shorts to more theatrical fancy dress wear.
Georgi Vladimov, 51, a Soviet writer, hunches over a cup of tea in his small, fifth-floor apartment on the out skirts of Moscow. Outside, the sun has broken through the midwinter gloom, and in the courtyard below a father plays with his child among the birch trees. It is...