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...and sister fights back

24 June 2000

Citizen Muckraking tells you how to track down those secrets and
lies, and how to do something about them to “right wrongs in your community”.
The instruction from the US Center for Public Integrity comes complete with
heroic success stories. The political and legal landscape is entirely American,
but the morals are universal. Published by Common Courage Media, $15.95,
ISBN 1567511880.

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