Our Readers Choice: September 11th Essays

Common Dreams' Most Read Essays: Sept. 11, 2001- Nov. 30, 2001

1. A Pure, High Note of Anguish
   by Barbara Kingsolver
   
2. The Algebra of Infinite Justice
   by Arundhati Roy
   
3. Bush is Walking Into a Trap
   by Robert Fisk
   
4. And Our Flag Was Still There
   by Barbara Kingsolver
   
5. 'Brutality Smeared in Peanut Butter'
   by Arundhati Roy
   
6. A Just Cause, Not a Just War
   by Howard Zinn
   
7. No Glory in Unjust War on the Weak
   by Barbara Kingsolver
   
8. Bush's Orwellian Address: Happy New Year: It's 1984
   by Jacob Levich
   
9. Granfalloons, Toy Balloons, and American Flags
   by Laurel Wamsley
   
10. A Widow's Plea for Non-Violence
    by Amber Amundson
    
11. This Isn't the Speech I Expected to Give Today...
    by Bill Moyers
    
12. US Having Two Debates
    by Molly Ivins
    
13. Violence Doesn't Work
    by Howard Zinn
    
14. Addressing the Sources of Middle Eastern Violence Against the United States
    by Steve Niva
    
15. Bomb Afghanistan to Stone Age? It's Been Done
    by Tamin Ansary
    
16. This War is Not Just
    by James Carroll
    
17. Why I Opposed the Resolution to Authorize Force
    by Barbara Lee
    
18. Afghanistan: We Didn't Have To Do This
    by Stephanie Salter
    
19. Corporate Patriotism
    by Ralph Nader
    
20. The Oppressive World We May Unwittingly Create
    by Molly Ivins