Socialist Action, Vol. 8, No. 8
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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.
- U.S. gov't set to step up attacks on abortion rights · Carole Seligman p. 1
- South African regime presses Black majority for concessions · Malik Miah p. 1
- " was a racketeer for capitalism' p. 2
- Our taxes fill S&L coffers Behind the Lines pp. 2–3
- Rally for socialism & democracy trumpets support for struggles around the world p. 3
- Trotsky books published in USSR; special publishing fund · Alex Chis pp. 3–4
- We Wont Go Backie p. 4
- Operation Rescue helped NOW grow p. 4
- Sixth Int'l Conference on AIDS: Boycotted by activists and filled with discouraging news · Millie Gonzalez p. 5
- Texas-style 'rescue' a big flop · Carole Seligman pp. 5–6
- S&L bailout: workers pay while thieves play · Hayden Perry p. 6
- They're Demanding p. 6
- Twin Cities Black community rallies against police violence, racist attacks · Lynn Henderson p. 7
- [June 14 protest march by Twin Cities Black…] · Nat Weinstein pp. 7–8
- Essential reading · Alan Benjamin pp. 8–9
- Nicaragua today: Resistance, reaction, and the meaning of the general strike pp. 9–10
- Nicaragua farmworkers leader sends greetings to SA convention p. 10
- Soviet miners walkout spotlights deep roots of workers' discontent · Alan Benjamin p. 11
- View from the East: German currency union goes into effect · Marc Levy pp. 12–13
- Phase one of German reunification: Frontal assault on German workers · Alan Benjamin p. 12
- An analysis of two strategies for the trade unions: The SWP's flawed assessment of the Eastern and Pittston strikes · Malik Miah pp. 13–15
- What's behind sham debate over new Civil Rights Bill · Malik Miah p. 16
- If you like this paper, look us up! pp. 16–17
- Lessons of protracted battles at Eastern & Greyhound: Union-busting won't be defeated with labor leaders' no-win strategy · Malik Miah p. 17