Remembering Who We Are—November 2009 by Chronicles • November 18, 2009 • Printer-friendly

PERSPECTIVE

Something to Remember
by Thomas Fleming

VIEWS

Race and Racism
by Tom Landess
A brief history.

Saving French in Quebec
by Luc Gagnon
Why language isn’t enough.

NEWS

Social Security’s Coming Crash
by Doug Bandow
The certain end of entitlement.

REVIEWS

It’s the Culture, Stupid!
by Tom Piatak

Paul M. Weyrich: The Next Conservatism

plus

William J. Quirk on Theresa Amato’s Grand Illusion: The Myth of Voter Choice in a Two-Party Tyranny

Thomas Schaaf, Sr., on James Scott’s The Attack
on the Liberty

Fr. Michael P. Orsi on Jon Meacham’s
American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House

CORRESPONDENCE

Letter From Quebec: Quebec’s New State Religion
by Jean Morse-Chevrier

Letter From Scotland: Scottish Weakness and Muslim Impudence
by Christie Davies

VITAL SIGNS

The Media: On the Death of Newspapers
by Clay Reynolds

The New Republic: Father Abraham: Conservative?
by John M. Vella

Political Theory: Pulling the Wool Over Their Eyes:
A Straussian Memoir
by Kenneth Zaretzke

Law: Who Are You?  The Law of Status
by Gerald Russello

COLUMNS

Sins of Omission
by Roger D. McGrath

Western Stories
by Paul Craig Roberts

Under the Black Flag
by Taki Theodoracopulos

Breaking Glass
by Philip Jenkins

The Rockford Files
by Scott P. Richert

Between the Lines
by Justin Raimondo

European Diary
by Andrei Navrozov

In the Dark
The Informant!
by George McCartney

What’s Wrong With the World
by Chilton Williamson, Jr.

DEPARTMENTS

AMERICAN PROSCENIUM
CULTURAL REVOLUTIONS

POETRY
The Ransoming of Hector and
Bellerophon
by James Graves

ON THE COVER

Cover/illustration photo by Christophe Finot.
Inside illustration by Melanie Anderson.