Socialist Action, Vol. 8, No. 7
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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.
- Mass action needed to defend abortion rights · Carole Seligman p. 1
- New socialist group in South Africa, p. 1
- Let's stand up and take a bow p. 2
- Who profits from sexism? p. 2
- Mark Curtis Defense Committee target of second frame-up trial · Carl Finamore p. 3
- A letter from Kate Kaku p. 3
- 'AIDS is still killing us' · Malik Miah pp. 3–4
- The business of health: A critical diagnosis · Mark Harris pp. 4–5
- [tion to social conditions that predispose individuals to…] pp. 5–6
- Polish women organize to defend their interests and fight setbacks · Brenda Bishop pp. 6–7
- The women's rights movement, population, and the environment · Carole Seligman pp. 8–10
- Canadian women against new anti-choice law · Shirley Pasholk p. 10
- [Ents. ted our bly ese it a om…] pp. 10–11
- Castro anticipates social explosions in Third World p. 11
- A first-hand view of Baltics' fight for self-determination p. 12
- New socialist group founded in S. Africa p. 12
- SWP in the 1980s: How wishful thinking can lead a party astray · Malik Miah pp. 13–14
- [EASTERN at the same had already moved to…] pp. 14–15
- Mural dedicated to undocumented workers, world without borders p. 15
- An artist reports on 3rd Havana Biennial p. 15
- Why trade unions are in decline · Malik Miah p. 16
- Two lifelong fighters for Trotskyism pp. 16–17
- Interview with Earth First! leader Darryl Cherney: 'Environmental movement is a force for revolutionary change p. 17
- 'freedom riders' to save forests p. 17