Socialist Action, Vol. 9, No. 12
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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.
- Poverty on the rise as economy stagnates · Michael Schreiber p. 1
- Bush vetoes women's rights p. 1
- Memories of racism in the 1930s · Suzanne Forsyth pp. 2–3
- Women march in Chicago to defend choice pp. 3–4
- Strike deadline nears at United Airlines pp. 4–5
- Life is getting hellish for workers and poor in Detroit · Kevin Fitzpatrick p. 5
- All I want Christmas p. 5
- Dialectics: the method of logic which understands ever-changing reality · Cliff Conner pp. 6–8
- Heroes yesterday, homeless today: Hundreds of thousands of American vets are now homeless p. 8
- 50 years ago Trotskyists were put on trial by Roosevelt gov't · Asher Harer pp. 9–10
- Chechen-Ingush defeat Yeltsin's first attempt at crackdown p. 10
- With the Cold War over is peace now at hand? · Hayden Perry p. 11
- Market reforms bring hardship to East German workers, youth · Gerry Foley p. 12
- What Is Communism? · Barry Sheppard p. 13
- Answer to a reader: What else could the FSLN have done in Nicaragua? · Barry Sheppard p. 14
- More than 'Magic' needed to fight AIDS p. 15
- Our readers speak out pp. 15–16
- David Duke: How a fascist can fit into American mainstream politics p. 16