Socialist Action, Vol. 8, No. 5
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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.
- Millions rally on Earth Day But big polluters still thrive Pro-choice supporters mobilize at L.A. clinic p. 1
- StMatthew says: Thou shall not be as pay in the streets p. 1
- Ryan White—one of 78,341 p. 2
- [Socialist Action (ISSN 0747-4237) is published monthly for…] p. 2
- UNICEF report indicts capitalism for world hunger, deaths of children · Paul Siegel pp. 3–4
- Can risk to potential fetus bar women from industrial jobs? p. 4
- Brandeis students defend choice · Carrie Allison pp. 4–5
- Native-Americans fight to spearfishing rights 'For Native-Americans, the question of spearfishing rights and other treaty rights is a question of life and death.' p. 5
- Canadian women face-off against attacks on choice · Shirley Pasholk p. 5
- 25 years ago Berkeley students waged battle for free speech, democratic rights · Hayden Perry pp. 6–7
- The struggle for socialism around the world today · Alan Benjamin pp. 7–8
- Chinese dissident hits Bush's hypocrisy pp. 8–9
- 'E. German workers don't want unemployment' pp. 9–10
- SWP leadership sends ominous statement to Socialist Action p. 11
- Imprisoned SWPer, Mark Curtis, fighting for justice on many fronts · Hayden Perry p. 11
- Which road forward for environmental activists Personal solutions or challenge the system? · Linda Thompson pp. 12–13
- Stalinism also has left its mark on the environment p. 13
- Lorenzo is gone, but strikebreaking isn't p. 14
- [the picket line. They struck for their dignity…] p. 14
- Our readers speak out Ryan White p. 14
- [P.O. Box 20209 Ca. Fin. 693 Columbus Ave…] p. 14
- Why employee 'ownership' is not in our interest · Malik Miah pp. 15–16
- Malcolm X (May 19, 1925 - Feb. 21, 1965) His enemies embrace him while they muddle his ideas · Malik Miah p. 16
- "..Malcolm X sharply criticized the p. 16