Socialist Action, Vol. 7, No. 1
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Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it. Titles in square brackets are the opening words, where the headline could not be read.
- Defend women's rights Build April 9 rally in D.C.! p. 1
- U.S. and Israel press for more concessions from Palestinians · Adam Wood p. 1
- Who says dishonesty doesn't pay? · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- It was a cold Sunday in December · Michael Schreiber pp. 2–3
- Skinheads: Do shaved skulls reflect new look of fascism? · Adam Wood p. 3
- How Boston hotel workers triumphed against bosses · Michael Kooper p. 4
- Detroit: A 15-year record of decay under Democrats p. 4
- Nabisco takeover sets new records for greed · Hayden Perry p. 5
- Thousands protest homelessness in N.Y p. 5
- Why Mark Curtis must be defended · Carl Finamore pp. 6–8
- Trotsky's grandson returns to Soviet Union after 57 years p. 8
- Campaign launched to free Jose Ramon Garcia Gomez p. 8
- Moscow rally calls for rehabilitation of Trotsky p. 9
- Pierre Broué, just Soviet Union, describes Trotsky's granddaughter and the atmosphere of excitement at a Nov. 15, 1988, Moscow public rally Russian revolutionary's complete rehabilitation TROTSKY p. 9
- Struggle for women's rights resurges as attacks increase p. 10
- And Lega · Sandy Doyle pp. 10–11
- Marxism and nationalism: An introduction to the struggle in the Ukraine · Nat Weinstein pp. 12–13
- The continuing Ukrainian nationalist movement · Zbigniew Kowalewski pp. 13–14
- Nicaragua today: Decapitalization and the case for workers' control · Carl Finamore p. 15
- ASSAULT ON NICARAGUA: the U.S. 'Secret War" p. 15
- Workers Party scores big gains in Brazil's municipal elections pp. 16–17
- Sylvia Bleeker: 'Sided with the underdog' · Frank Lovell pp. 17–18
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- Early American radical paper promoted the 'sociališt dream' · Hal Verb pp. 19–20
- New movie distorts civil rights struggle p. 19
- Why the ruling rich blunt MLK's legacy · Joseph Ryan p. 20