Jan 1994/Dec 1995 Vol. XIX No. 6

• Changes at the Boston Review
• About the Contributors
  

Contents

Freedom Summers

• The Struggle for Racial Equality: 1964/1994 , by Cynthia Silva Parker
• Creation From Nothing , byRabbi Frank Waldorf
• Reunion , by Vivian Rothstein
• Rebirth , byConversation with participants in Boston Freedom Summer
  

Poetry and Fiction

• Revenant , by Gail Mazur
• In the Land of the Inheritance , by Alan Shapiro
• Poet's Sampler , Donald Hall introduces Stephen Bluestone
  
  
• The Milkman & I , by Tom Paine
  Winner of the Second Annual Short Story Contest
  

Film

• Spike Lee: Looking Back , by Alan A. Stone
  Crooklyn was a disaster. What has happened to the Spike Lee who made
  She's Gotta Have It and Do the Right Thing?
  

Books

• Lesbian Fictions: Straight or Narrow? , by Kerry Fried
  Traditionally, lesbians have appeared in fiction just long enough to be saved by
  men, perform acts of gross depravity, or suffer at their own hands. And
  things aren't getting much better.
  

Non-Fiction

• George Scialabba
  Dictatorship of Virtue: Multiculturalism and the Battle for America's
  Future  by Richard Bernstein
  Dogmatic Wisdom: How the Culture Wars Divert Education and Distract
  America  by Russell Jacoby
  

Fiction

• Mark LaFlaur
  Need by Lawrence David
• Laurel Elkind
  Liliane: Resurrection of the Daughter  bytozake Shange
  
  

Poetry

• Sven Birkerts
  Nervous Forces  by Jeffrey Gustavson