by Leonard Zeskind | Mar 31, 1993 | Searchlight Magazine
Siege At Waco, Doctor Murdered in PensacolaBy Leonard ZeskindSearchlight Magazine April 1993 The concrete dust from the bombing of the World Trade Center in New York City had just settled when federal agents from the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms stormed...
by Leonard Zeskind | Feb 28, 1993 | Searchlight Magazine
Far Rights Yowls at ClintonBy Leonard ZeskindSearchlight Magazine March 1993 There was barely a peep when President Clinton took office in January and promptly broke a string of campaign promises: Instead of lifting the racist ban on immigration from Haiti,...
by Leonard Zeskind | Jan 31, 1993 | Searchlight Magazine
Counting Hate Crimes in the USABy Leonard ZeskindSearchlight magazineFebruary 1993 On New Years day Christopher Wilson, an African American tourist from New York, was kidnapped in Tampa, Florida by three white men. After driving Wilson to a deserted area,...
by Leonard Zeskind | Oct 8, 1990 | Articles, Op-Eds, Etc.
New York Times Op-EdFor Duke, Just a StartBy Leonard Zeskind David Duke may have lost the vote count last Saturday, but in all other respects his Louisiana senate campaign was victorious. In accordance with his long-term strategy, Mr. Duke has taken another giant...
by Leonard Zeskind | May 31, 1985 | Essays
“Hopes and Dreams: The Decline of the Left and the Development of the Right"Originally titled as: The Development of the Right Summer 1985By Leonard Zeskindfor Shmate: A Journal of Progressive Jewish ThoughtThis article was written during the months...
