Socialist Action, Vol. 10, No. 6
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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.
- Amnesty for L.A. Prisoners Jobs & Justice, Not Jails · Joseph Ryan p. 1
- NOW conference needs to steer mov't towards political independence p. 1
- Quayle's Morals and Ours pp. 2–3
- Is it Justice or 'Just Us?' p. 2
- Summit Hospital strike sets example for all of labor · Jeff Mackler p. 3
- IAM Local calls for new labor strategy pp. 3–4
- Abortion services conference documents intimidation tactics of Operation Rescue · Joni Jacobs p. 4
- "Savage Inequalities" exposes conscious racism in American education system · Carole Seligman pp. 5–6
- Ross Perot's campaign: Another "miracle" of capitalist democracy ROSS PEROT · Nat Weinstein p. 6
- L.A.- Shadow of things to come p. 6
- Thousands march to 'Save Our Cities, Save Our Children!' · Richard Hill p. 7
- What the Cubans say about the L.A. rebellion p. 7
- Gates and Hongisto: Two sides of the same coin p. 8
- Explosion in Thailand: One of the 'dragons' starts to fall pp. 8–9
- [oppression that detonated the rebellious outbreak. All Blacks…] p. 9
- ['This wasn't a race riot, it was a…] p. 9
- As Malcolm X said pp. 9–10
- 'You got yourself into this, now sit down!' · Barbara Putnam pp. 10–11
- 6000 protest King verdict in Twin Cities p. 11
- Malcolm X kind pp. 11–12
- S.F. cops arrest hundreds in gestapo-style crackdown p. 12
- The two faces of Stalinism in the U.S. Can the Committees of Correspondence learn from the past? · Jeff Mackler p. 13
- Azerbaijan: Another bastion of Stalinism begins to fall · Gerry Foley pp. 14–15
- Europe's most powerful working class begins to stir p. 15
- [SOCIALIST ACTION JUNE 1992 1f Reportedly, Russian soldiers…] pp. 15–16
- Kurdish struggle continues A militant who was an eyewitness to the March 1991 uprising pp. 16–17
- Situation in Nicaragua worsens as gains of Revolution are dismantled p. 18
- Celia Stodola Wald 1946-1992 · Michael Schreiber pp. 19–20
- The Revolutions of 1848 p. 19
- U.S. Marine Cpl. Tahan Jones fights for his freedom · Jeff Mackler p. 19
- The fight to save the Brazilian rain forests AMAZONIA p. 20