Socialist Action, Vol. 8, No. 10
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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.
- Thousands begin to mobilize against U.S. war moves in Gulf · Alex Chis p. 1
- Gorbachev uses emergency decree to ram through pro-capitalist laws · Carl Finamore p. 1
- And still the struggle goes on p. 2
- S.F. State students rebel over cuts p. 2
- Interview with Mark Curtis: An update on socialist activist's fight for freedom and justice p. 3
- FBI on witch hunt campaign against renowned photographer p. 3
- Victims of 'gay-bashing' speak at Boston forum p. 4
- They call this sex education? · Shirley Pasholk p. 4
- Support builds for Oct. 13 Canadian pro-choice actions · Shirley Pasholk p. 4
- Successful benefit organized for Boston clinic defender p. 4
- Feminists launch campaign against parental consent laws · Ann Glick p. 5
- [rural NOW chapters Women in small towns across…] p. 5
- Jake Cooper: A fighter for the working class and socialism · Cynthia Burke pp. 6–7
- Return to Coyoacan 50 years after Trotsky's assassination · Jake Cooper pp. 7–8
- Iraq and Kuwait dispute: A history suppressed · Ralph Schoenman pp. 8–9
- Boston teach-in condemns U.S. war threats in Gulf · Scott Adams-Cooper p. 10
- 2000 people rally in NYC · Chris Bieler p. 10
- Berkeley teach-in demands: U.S. Out of the Middle East! pp. 11–13
- 'Kuwait and Saudi Arabia are not exactly democracies' The central role of oil in the Persian Gulf crisis · Dick Roberts pp. 14–15
- 'Kuwait and Saudi Arabia are not exactly democracies' The central role of oi in the Persian Gulf crisis · Dick Roberts p. 16
- U.S. soldiers: Cannon fodder for Saudi Arabian feudalism? · Hayden Perry p. 17
- Democracy Kuwaiti-style p. 17
- Nation of Islam's statement on the Gulf: no right meddling in Arab affairs' · Hayden Perry p. 18
- While U.S. troops fight abroad, poverty increases back home pp. 18–19
- Free Market! p. 19
- Unemployed become mercenaries p. 19
- Sandinistas didn't learn historical lessons of the Russian Revolution · Malik Miah p. 20
- 'Social Pact and the Revolution p. 21
- SWP abandons revolutionary traditions as it breaks from Fourth International pp. 22–23
- SOONER! COPS OUT OF OUR SCHOOLS The SWP under founder James P. Cannon (below) advocated self-thinking revolutionary parties to mobilize workers and youth in the p. 23
- S. Africa: democracy or 'Iron Fist?' p. 24
- Our readers speak out Greyhound p. 24
- [claimed that the reform process in South Africa…] p. 24
- [Dear editor, Readers of Socialist Action may have…] p. 24
- Auto pact will not 'save' jobs p. 24
- [United States are nonunion. Dear editor, We still…] p. 24
- What led to Frank Lorenzo's demise? · Malik Miah p. 25
- The Trotsky Publications Fund $20,000 goal set to distribute works in USSR · Alex Chis p. 25
- Tif Tike this paper, look us up! pp. 25–26
- Access to abortion declines as terror incidents increase · Joni Jacobs p. 26
- 1 Hour Parking p. 26
- 'I performed à service' p. 26