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	Mother Jones (magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mother Jones is an independent, nonprofit magazine rooted in what it terms progressive political values and known for its investigative reporting.
		Mother Jones obtained and published an internal cost-benefit-analysis in which Ford weighed the costs of a recall against the anticipated cost of settlements in cases where passengers would be killed or injured.
		A strong feminist, she brought women’s voices to the fore in the magazine and oversaw considerable coverage of Central America, the Sandinistas, and the Contras.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mother_Jones_(magazine) (1252 words)

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		Mother Jones is a magazine of politics and award winning investigative journalism.
		Mother Jones is a magazine of provocative and unexpected articles that provides a perspective not found in the mainstream media.
		Mother Jones delivers provocative articles that provide a perspective not found in the mainstream media.
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		Mother Jones is a magazine that pulls no punches when it comes to exposing wrongs, furthering human rights, ripping open environmental issues, and presenting REAL news in an unbiased and well researched manner.
		Mother Jones is a great resource for anyone interested in the dealings of companies other than Microsoft and for those people who actually care about the world in which we live.
		Mother Jones is an integral part of keeping our identities and values informed by well researched, thoughtful analysis and overall good journalism.
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	SEIU Local 1199NE
		One of the most famous women in America in the early 1900s, Mother Jones was featured in newspapers for battling corporate presidents and politicians, going to jail for organizing workers, and for converting 10,000s to the labor movement.
		‘Mother Jones’ was actually a persona invented by Mary Harris — a poor, widowed Irish immigrant who began wearing antique dresses and exaggerating her age to break the stereotype that women had no opinions...or at least shouldn’t share them publicly.
		Mother Jones didn’t win every battle, but still she got results.
	www.nehceu.org /ourlocal/union_history/motherjones.cfm (247 words)

	Mother Jones - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Two major turning points in her career were, first, the deaths of her husband and four children during a yellow fever epidemic in Tennessee in 1867, and secondly, the loss of her property in the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.
		In 1913, during the Painwillt Creek-Cabin Creek strike in West Virginia, Mother Jones was charged and kept under house arrest in the nearby town of Pratt and subsequently convicted with other union organizers of conspiring to commit murder, after organizing another children's march.
		Mother Jones is buried in the Union Miners Cemetery in Mount Olive, Illinois, alongside miners who died in the Virden Riot of 1898.
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	MOTHER JONES
		Mother Jones was one of the most effective organizers of her time.
		Mother Jones magazine was created in 1976, in the spirit of Mary Harris Jones.
		An award winning magazine of investigative journalism, Mother Jones is well known for its political reporting and features on such issues as breast cancer, as well as interviews with feminists such Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan.
	www.feminist.com /market/wombus/mother.html (148 words)

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		Mother Jones is a bimonthly magazine and website named for socialist "union organizer" Mary Harris "Mother" Jones (1830-1930).
		Mother Jones began taking shape in 1974 when the Watergate scandal was demonstrating how investigative reporting could weaken and oust a Republican President elected by an overwhelming majority.
		Mother Jones focuses heavily on the evils of capitalism and the alleged desirability of government control over business.
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		Mother Jones presents a powerful mixture of award-winning investigative journalism, environmental coverage, political commentary, photojournalism, arts coverage and features on people who are out to make a difference in this world.
		Mother Jones Magazine is best known for its investigative reporting on corporate and governmental activities.
		Mother Jones provides investigative reports, national and international news, and perspectives on politics, culture and current controversies.
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	Literary & Alternative Magazines :: NewPages Guide :: Mother Jones
		With the publishing of the first Mother Jones magazine in 1976, this mission to produce revelatory journalism that in its power and reach seeks to inform and inspire a more just and democratic world, remains as timely as ever.
		Mother Jones magazine provides award-winning, investigative reporting that exposes political, social, corporate and environmental injustices throughout the world.
		With its stronghold in so many news mediums, Mother Jones is working hard to set the standard for the qualified dissemination of information to the public.
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		Mother Jones Magazine is a publication with point of view that provides a leftist analysis not usually found in the mainstream media.
		Mother Jones does what it can to challenge the conventional wisdom, feature utopian solutions for perceived social problems, and reveal real and imagined abuses of power.
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	Mother Jones Magazine
		The MoJo Wire, Mother Jones magazine's online sister, today posted the first comprehensive, user-friendly online resource to spotlight the United States' growing dominance in the world arms trade, a trend that has accelerated under the Clinton administration.
		A magazine of investigation and ideas, Mother Jones is in its 23rd year of publication.
		Mother Jones has three National Magazine Awards to its credit, has been a National Magazine Award finalist eight times, and is a perennial winner of the American Journalism Review's "Best in the Business" Award for Investigative Reporting.
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		Mother Jones is a non-profit magazine that does investigative reporting.
		Unlike TIME or Newsweek Mother Jones magazine is willing to take on the big corporations and the sacred cows of government.
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	The Free Press -- Independent News Media - Election Issues
		Mother Jones correctly points out that seven times the number of votes by which Bush took Ohio were cast on Republican-controlled machines.
		Mother Jones also discounts the fact that a phony Homeland Security alert in Warren County landed the vote count in an unauthorized warehouse rather than the official secure location, and that reporters were barred from the vote count.
		The irony of this is that the same issue of Mother Jones leads off with a dead-on story about Ohio and national Democrats who are sabotaging the campaign of the aggressively electable Paul Hackett for a key US Senate seat.
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	Yale Alumni Magazine - October 2001
		The disappearance of a Yale senior in South Africa over the summer after a series of alarming communications with her mother raised fears for her safety among her family, friends, and officials at Yale and in the State Department.
		Supported principally by Yale College class dues, group and individual subscriptions, and advertising, the magazine exists to provide timely and candid reporting on matters relating to the University, and a forum for alumni comment.
		The content of the magazine is the responsibility of the editor and the board of directors, and does not necessarily reflect the views of Yale University.
	www.yalealumnimagazine.com /issues/01_10/index.html (373 words)

	FrontPage magazine.com :: Double Standards at Mother Jones by Jean Pearce
		According to Mother Jones and the Iraqis quoted in the 2001 article, the U.S. bears responsibility for the lives of half a million Iraqis who died of malnutrition, preventable disease and lack of medicine in the decade after the sanctions.
		In a 1989 Mother Jones article praising Fidel Castro’s Marxist achievements, the author casually mentioned that under Castro, “homosexuals and others deemed socially ‘unacceptable’ were placed in labor camps without trials” in the same paragraph in which he described Castro as “the redeemer” of Cuba.
		The objective of the supposedly peace-loving intellectuals who publish this magazine has always been the same: to prove to the reader that violent, predatory U.S. policy has always been responsible for the majority of the oppression, starvation and bloodshed in the world.
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	Mother Jones - SourceWatch
		Mother Jones "is an independent nonprofit whose roots lie in a commitment to social justice implemented through first rate investigative reporting." Their work is "made possible, in large part, by the support of the Foundation for National Progress and through donations from individual readers." [1]
		Mother Jones has long had a zionist slant, going so far in 1984 as to solicit a two-page ad from a right-wing zionist organization accusing Hafez al-Assad and Yasser Arafat of being happy with… US foreign policy!
		A year earlier, the magazine had declined to run interviews that I had made with Israeli soldiers who opposed the war in Lebanon and only a few years back it did a hit piece on the International Solidarity Movement.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Mother_Jones (393 words)

	Behind the Headlines
		William Saletan’s “Humanitarian Hawks,” an ode to the virtues of the Kosovo war, manages to cram so many lies and evasions into such a small space that surely it is a scientific as well as a literary and ideological wonder.
		The magazine does not mention his affiliation with the Center for National Security Studies, a Washington thinktank established by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Fund for Peace in 1974, ostensibly devoted to "civil liberties" and opposing secrecy, and which later served as the incubator of liberal interventionism.
		Why do they continue to support a magazine that has betrayed the antiwar tradition personified by the original Mother Jones, the Commie labor organizer whose name they have appropriated: Saletan's ode to war would have sickened her.
	www.antiwar.com /justin/j081399.html (2722 words)

	Reviews - Mother Jones Band
		As the songwriter and vocalist for well-traveled local jam-band Mother Jones, and promoter of “head-friendly” showcases at the Cat Club, Son Vo has become an expert on the L.A. jam scene.
		Relix Magazine: "Mother Jones calls itself a “rock and roll jamband.” They’ve certainly got the vibe, as much of their material starts with a laidback, melodic groove and then picks up pace and intensity.
		Touring aggressively to promote their 2003 release, Life Is Illusion (the title of a Freshly Baked song from Twice Baked), Mother Jones is becoming a fast-rising fixture on the jam scene, jamming in the best known jam spots to growing audiences of jam-loving jam fans.
	www.motherjonesband.com /reviews.htm (999 words)

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	Ocean Voyager
		Each week for five weeks, you’ll receive an email pass to premium content from Mother Jones magazine about the state of our ocean — and learn how you can help defend it.
		From chasing fish pirates off the coast of Africa to tracking a mother polar bear across the Arctic, you’ll learn how our oceans are under attack — and then take action.
		A mother polar bear’s dangerous trek across the Arctic, and the sea change transforming our poles.
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	MotherJones.com \| Home - Daily News, Political Commentary and Analysis
		On the second anniversary of the South Asian tsunami that took 230,000 lives, Mother Jones presents a portrait of Thailand's "Sea Gypsies" -- a community that survived and yet may still be lost.
		See that stat and more at "Poor Losers," a Mother Jones Exhibit on why the American poor stay poor.
		Mother Jones reporting stays independent because of contributions from people like you.
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	Subscriber writes to Mother Jones Magazine about Scientology Vultures
		I am a subscriber to Mother Jones and have been for some time.
		I believe that this advertisement is a disgrace to the otherwise quality advertisers in Mother Jones, and the fact that it does not disclose its true connection to Scientology places innocent people at risk at being manipulated by what is largely believed to be a mind control cult.
		I also suggest that a disclaimer be placed in the next issue regarding the deceptive nature of this ad, and alongside any future advertisement from this organization.
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		Mother Jones Magazine - Providing a leftist point-of-view analysis not usually found in the mainstream media, Mother Jones Magazine challenges conventional wisdom with thoughtful, well-written reporting.
		From utopian solutions for social problems to revelations of abuses of power (both real and imagined), Mother Jones Magazine provides a thought-provoking perspective on politics, culture, and current events.
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		A subscription to Mother Jones magazine will provide you with the left wing, liberal point of view and why it is important to follow it.
		Mother Jones magazine will feature stories such as how the Democrats can reclaim the high moral ground and they speak to how it was lost in the last election.
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	"....." by Steven Plaut (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mother Jones is a trashy magazine of the most-radical and least-rational leftists in the United States.
		Mother Jones demonstrated how low it could set its standards for investigative journalism when it hired Newsweek reporter Joshua Hammer to surf the web and write a 7000-word feature story on Rachel Corrie and the International Solidarity Movement (''The Death of Rachel Corrie,'' Sept/Oct 2003).
		Ask that the magazine retract the article and give the ISM space to present itself and the circumstances surrounding Rachel’s death accurately.
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	Will Work Food (Mother Jones Magazine)
		My boss obliges the needs of a single mother by agreeing to let me work at home on Wednesdays.
		One of the many perks of my job is the plethora of magazines the company supplies.
		In the galleys for the first issue I read a story about South Africa–a story that I, as self-styled guardian of the corporation’s conscience, deem insufficiently critical of apartheid.
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	"Kyoto Heat Waves Hammer the Poor" by Paul Driessen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Recent articles about global warming in ultra “progressive” Mother Jones magazine reflect a meltdown in fundamental principles of science, economics, ethics, and democracy.
		Over 18,000 scientists have signed a petition stating there is “no convincing scientific evidence” that greenhouse gases are causing “catastrophic heating of the Earth's atmosphere and disruption of the Earth's climate.” Moreover, the Science magazine article so often cited in support of this supposed consensus has been debunked by several expert analysts.
		As to climate change, it isn’t even clear yet “whether mankind is the perpetrator, Mother Nature is an accomplice, or vice versa,” notes University of Alabama Professor Roy Spencer, a leading authority on satellite measurements of global temperatures.
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