Socialist Action, Vol. 10, No. 4
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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.
- National mobilization · Carole Seligman p. 1
- Caterpillar strike solidarity rally draws 20,000 in Peoria · Tina Beacock p. 1
- "Stick 'em up, kid-hand over your school!" p. 2
- Does being pro-choice mean you're anti-child? · Joni Jacobs pp. 2–4
- The death penalty: If you're poor, director of the American Civil Liberties Union Black, or uneducated-you die · Hayden Perry p. 4
- Why the bosses pay Blacks, Latinos, and women less · Barry Sheppard p. 5
- TWA workers approve contract-reluctantly · Gerry Fiori p. 5
- N.Y. transit workers reject contract offer · Chris Bieler p. 6
- Japanese and American workers face the same problem: Greedy bosses · Henry Austin p. 7
- The political dilemma faced by ex-Communist Party members · Jeff Mackler pp. 8–9
- The Patrick Buchanan campaign: Pushing capitalist politics further right · Barry Sheppard p. 9
- The fight for w in the ex-So · Barbara Schultz p. 10
- The fight for women's rights in the ex-Soviet Union p. 11
- "In the countryside, grandmothers p. 11
- The fight for women's rights in the ex-Soviet Union pp. 12–13
- Why capitalism is having difficulty sinking roots in ex-Soviet Union · Nat Weinstein p. 14
- Strike wave hits Poland as workers resist ravages of 'market reforms' · Jan Sylwestrowicz pp. 15–16
- Stalinist demonstrations in ex-USSR fall short of the mark · Gerry Foley p. 17
- "However, the neo-Stalinist danger has no means disappeared. Its strength doesn't popular support but in the surviving repressive p. 17
- A dispute in numbers p. 17
- French elections confirm mass discontent with SP policies · David Cameron p. 18
- Turkish Kurds' fight for autonomy heats up; leadership jockeys for maneuvering room · Pinar Selina Y. p. 19
- "The thousands of youth who are waiting for a chance to enter the training camps are an indisputable sign that the PKK is being seen as pp. 19–20
- Black workers organize for justice in the South SKILLEA p. 20
- Our readers speak out pp. 20–21
- 'The spirit of freedom is rising' over yourself. Never say that the whole world has been pp. 21–22
- Referendum solves nothing in S. Africa · Michael Schreiber p. 22
- S. African trade unionist tours U.S., exposes De Klerk's "reforms" · Barbara Putnam p. 22