Socialist Action, Vol. 9, No. 2
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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.
- How you can tell when the President's lying · Joseph Ryan p. 2
- Berkeley student conference: A forum to discuss antiwar strategy and tactics · Adam Wood p. 2
- Timetable for U.S. 'victory upset by Iraqi resistance · Malik Miah p. 3
- The Gulf War: What it means and how to stop it pp. 4–5
- Strategy and tactics key element for mobilizing majority against war · Carole Seligman p. 5
- Should antiwar activists organize blood drives? · Joni Jacobs pp. 5–6
- Muslim minister condemns U.S. war in Mideast, calls for Black/white unity to build antiwar mov't p. 6
- Bush, send your son! He's got something p. 6
- In Washington, D.C., and San Francisco, and cities and towns all across the country, one of the largest antiwar mobilizations in U.S. history demanded an end to the war against Iraq · Scott Adams-Cooper p. 7
- 200,000 march in S.F.; demand withdrawal of U.S. troops now! · Joseph Ryan pp. 7–8
- 'Our job is to be united around one word: peace.' · Shirley Pasholk pp. 9–11
- Antiwar actions nationwide reinforced Jan. 26 mobilization p. 11
- Teetering domestic economy could spell doom for U.S. war against Iraq pp. 12–13
- Haitian masses faced with challenge of responding to pre-revolutionary situation · Hayden Perry p. 13
- Gorbachev uses crackdown in Lithuania to head off resistance to market reforms · Nat Weinstein p. 14
- [... Meaning of Gulf War IRAQ democracy, Karl…] pp. 14–15
- Lets Just Say That If You Go In, So Will I p. 14
- Balance sheet on the Eastern strike: Was the outcome inevitable? Who won? · Malik Miah p. 15
- Labor and the fight against imperialist war pp. 16–17
- Malcolm X: 'The only way you end oppression-with power!' p. 17