Building the April 20 antiwar actions
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This month's issue of FORUM continues the discussion on the prospects for building the national antiwar actions on April 20. These actions have been called in five cities nationwide around the following four themes: No U.S. Intervention in Central America and the Caribbean, Freeze and Reverse the Arms Race, Jobs and Justice, and End U.S. Support to Apartheid in South Africa.
In our last issue of FORUM leaders of the labor, peace, and religious movements presented their views on the perspectives for building a mass antiwar movement in the wake of Reagan's re-election. In this issue we are focusing on the ongoing orgaThe participants in this month's FORUM are the following: Leslie Cagan, national co-facilitator of the New York-based Mobilization for Survival; Don White, member of the subregional executive council of the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador (CISPES) in Los Angeles; and Carl Finamore, member of the steering committee of the San Francisco Spring Mobilization for We are also including a review of Fred Halstead's book, "Out Now! A Participant's Account of the American Movement Against the Vietnam War," by Socialist Action staffwriter Carole Seligman. This review focuses on the lessons for today of COALIT PEACE NO U.S. INTERVENTO Socialist Action/ Marc Bedner nizing efforts for building the April 20 demonstrations.
Peace, Jobs, and Justice Committee.
the anti-Vietnam war movement.—THE EDITORS AFSCME Local 3235: Socialist Action/ Marc Bedne
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NO NUKES! NO WAR! US OUT OF FI SALOON!