Does Anybody Give a Damn?

Sudan: Does Anybody Give a Damn?

In this issue...

• Sudan: Cry, Beloved Country

• How Capitalism Stays Afloat

• The Shame of Child Labor

• Clearing the Air About Health Care

• The Wall

• January's Letters

• Poetry

• Nobody Asked Me, But...

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A representative of the Sudanese Communist Party discusses the situation in Darfur, its history, and ways to bring about a political resolution.

How did capitalism survive the economic crisis of the late 1990s to early 2002?

Child labor is a source of big profits for multinational corporations because they have absolute control over a defenseless population.

Health care debates are often complex and difficult to follow. How do we make this easier to understand?

We sat in two rows facing each other in a black van. We were twelve men, six on each side. The bearded guard covered our eyes with large scarves....