Socialist Action, Vol. 7, No. 9
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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.
- Pro-choice activists gear up for Nov. 12 protest in D.C p. 1
- Three months after massacre, resistance continues in China · Jim Henle p. 1
- Christian terrorists lose in Seattle court · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- Huey Newton electrified the nation p. 2
- Organizing accelerates in S.F. for Oct. 15 pro-choice march · Carole Seligman p. 3
- Anti-abortionists target L.A. women's clinics · Brad Judd pp. 3–4
- Canadian women confront legacy of Webster decision · Marie Weigand p. 3
- Boston phone workers rally 'largest in memory' · Mark Schneider pp. 4–5
- The socialist strategy for defending abortion rights · Carole Seligman pp. 6–7
- Panels on China, USSR among socialist conference highlights · Sandy Doyle p. 7
- [NOW can, as it did for April 9…] p. 7
- Why abortion rights should not be linked to population control · Joni Jacobs p. 8
- Marxism and Feminism · Shirley Pasholk p. 9
- [A SOCIALIST ACTION SUPPLEMENT SOCIALIST ACTION SEPTEMBER 1989…] pp. 9–10
- Women's oppression pp. 10–11
- Women's oppression did not originate in ideas or in psychology or in religious myths, but on solid socio-economic grounds.' · Sandy Doyle pp. 11–13
- Pamphlets on Women's Liberation A FIGHT Women Today · Roland Sheppard pp. 13–14
- Barry Sheppard's resignation from the Socialist Workers Party: Former SWP leader criticizes party policies and methods WORKERS! COPS OUT OF OUR SCHOOLS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR BOUTELLE! p. 14
- Brazil: A powder keg on the verge of exploding · Scott Adams-Cooper p. 15
- New book on Nicaragua Now available! pp. 15–16
- The fight for workers' p. 16
- The renewed controversy over the meaning of the French Revolution · Cliff Conner pp. 17–18
- Soviet coal miners polled after their strike victory · Carl Finamore p. 19
- 6 months for $3, one year for $6 pp. 19–20
- Chinese speaks out p. 19
- [Toilet paper. That's the top lottery prize in…] p. 20
- Old skeletons pop up in HUD's messy closet pp. 20–21
- Walesa steps in to direct attacks on Polish workers · Adam Wood p. 21
- Nadezhda Joffe to join U.S. tour p. 21