New Politics, Vol. V, No. 3 (New Series), Summer 1995, Whole No. 19

The Right and the Politics of Rage, Kent Worcester

Shredding the Safety Net, Betty Reid Mandell

Racism and Affirmative Action, Barry Finger

Racism Remains Pervasive, Leith Mullings

Black Intellectuals in Conflict, Manning Marable

Race and Radicalism in the 1960s, Stephen Steinberg

Pages from Labor History, Paul Buhle

The Enlightenment and its Critics, Stephen Eric Bronner

The Intellectual as Outsider, Grant Farred

Zionism and Peace, Gilbert Achcar

Cuba: the One-Party State Continues, Samuel Farber

Racist and Anti-Semitic Violence in Germany, Hanna Behrend

Symposium: the German Left Today

• Introduction, Stephen Eric Bronner

• Five Years of the PDS, Gregor Gysi

• German Social Democracy Today, Iring Fetscher

• Alliance 90/Greens, Margareta Wolf and Cora Stephan

The Case Against Market Socialism, Mel Bienenfeld

The "Russian Question" and World War II, Julius Jacobson

Book Reviews

• Racial Tensions on Campus, Reginald Wilson

• The Bell Curve: Why Now?, Stephen Steinberg

• Undermining Young Girls' Self Esteem, Jennifer Scarlott

• Retrieving a Heretical Marxist, Michael Löwy

• Working-Class Life and Culture, Dave Roediger

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