Issue 2
Dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement
Featured
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Why We Must Inherit the Third American Revolution
A new view of the Civil Rights Movement—and of America’s future.
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Leo Gadson, Black Pharaoh of Jazz
An interview with Leo Gadson, a hero of Philadelphia.
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Science and Freedom: Toward a New Revolutionary Epistemology
As humanity approaches a new epoch, science faces a crossroads in its basic purpose.
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King Walks Around the World
Neither prison walls nor the sod of cemeteries restrain. Nor can the lies of rulers erode him.
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Revolutionary Prophet for the World Future: Martin Luther King Jr.
A time of moral crisis calls for the world’s people to return to the ideas of King and Gandhi.
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The Makings of a New World
Out of death will there be a new, aching, clawing birth—searching for the light of a new day.
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A New Youth Movement Against War Arises: Where Do We Go From Here?
Looking back on 10 years in the Palestine solidarity movement, in order to look forward.
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The Time Is Now for a Peace Industrial Economy
How the permanent War Economy devastated America—and what could replace it.
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Ghosts of Departed Quantities
When mathematics fails, how will we measure? Let it be undefined, but not forgotten.
Avant-Garde: A Journal of Peace, Democracy, and Science 