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Socialist Action, Vol. 5, No. 5, May 1987 · scan p. 13 · about 234 words

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SOCIALIST ACTION MAY 1987 13 NOT May 8-9 "Socialism & Democracy" Forums and lectures on the new Soviet reforms, Black liberation in history, democ racy in capitalist America, the Marxist view of future society.

For more information, call (415) 821-0458. ¡RACIST 30 FO Chicago May 16 "Three lectures on the Middle East, Politics in the U.S., & the Fight for Workers Power"

Speakers: Adam Shils & Ralph Schoenman. Cross Currents Hall, 3201 N. Wilton ( at Belmont).

New York May 9 "Socialism & Democracy" Two sessions on history of democracy under capitalism and the fight for socialism today.

Speakers: Prof. Paul Siegel and Sandy Doyle. Hunter College, 695 Park Ave. Call (212) 873-7523.

VS T21 CF CENTEL IlFQUA! HANr thy Farmer I'n "U.S. war in Central Amer ica" & "The Women's Lib eration Movement" Speakers for two sessions: Ellen Raskiewicz, Jeff Mackler, Tina Beacock, Michele Koopmans, and Mary Lu Lewis. Grand Rapids Public Library. Grand Rapids May 9 Twin Cities May 7 "U.S. War Policy, Contragate, and the Nicaraguan Revolution"

Speaker: Jeff Mackler, National Secretary Socialis Action. Macalester College, Humanities Bldg, Rm. 239, 7 p.m. For more info., call: 430-1476.

Boston

May 15 " Legacy of Malcolm X" Film and lecture by Kwame Somburu. "Which Way for U.S. Labor: Lessons of P-g" Speaker: Jake Cooper. "What next after April 25?' Roxbury Community College, 625 Huntington Ave

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