Socialist Action, Vol. 9, 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.
- Louisiana anti-abortion law denies women right to choose · Gerry Foley p. 1
- How we will win the war against anti-choice bigots p. 2
- Circuit Court rejects Christic Institute suit p. 2
- Barry Sheppard: New business manager for Socialist Action p. 2
- Erik Larsen, Tahan Jones fight railroading by Marine Corps · Jeff Mackler p. 3
- Joni Jacobs takes her campaign to the streets · Suzanne Forsyth p. 3
- No light at the end of the tunnel for the uninsured: Medical-insurance profiteers undermine national healthcare pp. 4–5
- World news briefs p. 5
- Unemployment rises p. 5
- Another case of Zionist 'justice': Free Mahmoud Massarwa! · Carole Seligman pp. 5–6
- A revolutionist explains Tamil struggle for self-determination · Malik Miah pp. 6–7
- Demand increases in Soviet Union for access to Trotsky's writings · Alex Chis pp. 7–8
- Gorby's face p. 7
- 'Beholden to no one, champion of all the oppressed' pp. 8–9
- Shocking report documents extent of hunger in America · Suzanne Forsyth pp. 9–10
- Polish workers begin to reject both pro-Stalinist and pro-capitalist policies · Gerry Foley p. 10
- "The majority of the society, those who live solely from their own labor, were pp. 10–11
- Cuban Revolution confronted by 'A period special in peacetime' · Janette Habel pp. 12–13
- 'Given how proud Cuba is of its · Sylvia Weinstein pp. 13–14
- St. Paul police step up enforcement of curfew law against young people · Brian Schwartz p. 14
- Labor Support Us? Railroad Union Workers of America pp. 14–15
- Behind debate over p. 15
- Our readers speak out p. 15
- Socialists gather in Boston for educational conference · Barry Sheppard pp. 15–16
- South Africa repeals apartheid laws: Black majority still denied democratic rights · Malik Miah p. 16