Ms. SUMMER 2002 ISSUE

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Letters "Long Memories" Letter from Guest Editor Robin Morgan
National	Global
Breast Cancer Activism | Moving Beyond the Mammography Debate Stopping Violence Against Women Politics: All in the Family | And Other Political Trends Tradeswomen Unite | A Movement Goes National What Makes a Veteran Journalist Angry? | Media Standards at Risk	Dispatches from the Middle East: What We Don't Learn from the Mainstream Media Redefining Global Security Women's Wisdom: Population Experts Finally Get It Afghanistan: Update from Kabul
FEATURES
Cover Story Fiction and Poetry | A Ms. 30th Anniversary Celebration Fiction Three Chronicles by Margaret Atwood "How Did I Get Away with Killing One of the Biggest Lawyers in the State? It Was Easy." by Alice Walker (pictured at right) The Dancing Party by Mary Gordon Freitod by Ursula Hegi The World Famous Tightrope Walker by Susan Dworkin Mericans by Sandra Cisneros A Bloodsmoor Romance by Joyce Carol Oates Two Ways of Telling by Grace Paley Butterflies by Patricia Grace Standing Ground by Ursula K. Le Guin Sugar and Saltby Ninotchka Rosca Poetry The Muse by Eleanor Wilner She by Adrienne Rich (pictured at right) Nearly a Valediction by Marilyn Hacker Woman's Touch by Kate Braid The Real Indian Leans Against by Chrystos Dinner with an Eligible Bachelor by Juliette Chen The Bridge by Alicia Ostriker Wishes for Sons by Lucille Clifton Around the Kitchen Table by Helen Frost I Am Not One of The by Cheryl Marie Wade Sugarcane by Tess Gallagher Persephone Abducted by Rita Dove Black Crazies by Toni Morrison
DEPARTMENTS
Opinion Frances Kissling on the Cardinals' Sin