Socialist Action, Vol. 10, No. 8
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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.
- Who's responsible for the 'hell' in Yugoslavia? · Gerry Foley pp. 1–2
- Defending women's · Michael Schreiber p. 1
- You can't wipe out cancer under capitalism · Joseph Ryan p. 2
- STUDENTS! Protest the cutbacks, defend your right to an education! p. 3
- New women's organization formed · Molly Sachs pp. 3–4
- Bill Clinton: No friend of workers, oppressed minorities, and women · Molly Sachs p. 4
- LTV and Ravenswood: A tale of partial victories, partial defeats · Marie Weigand p. 4
- More Than E p. 4
- Whatever happened to the Freedom of Choice Act? · Carole Seligman p. 5
- Anti-choice fanatics repulsed during Milwaukee showdown · Tina Beacock p. 5
- Uncle Sam sabotages rail workers' rights · Art LeClair p. 6
- Lessons of the Summit strike: A critical assessment p. 6
- Pittsburgh Teamsters show the way in newspaper strike · Nat Weinstein pp. 7–8
- Our main aim is to overthrow the [apartheid] government p. 8
- No Peace Under Apartheid pp. 8–9
- 'Interpreting the Freedom Charter today, we need to take into account ... realities' p. 9
- "The policies decided at the recent ANC national policy p. 9
- An interview with a leader of the Brazilian rubber workers pp. 10–11
- [Grace Carlson, flanked by Carl Skoglund (I.) and…] · Joseph Ryan p. 11
- Henry Graber: "Have you thought about the homeless this week?" · David Cooper p. 11
- 5th national convention p. 12
- Greetings from revolutionary artists · Hayden Perry pp. 12–13
- Cop murder of 'Kiko' Garcia is the last straw for Wash. Hts. residents · Jonathan Halabi p. 14
- Our readers speak out · Gerry Foley pp. 14–15
- Stalinist cast-offs try to build new left regroupment Perspeciives for Democracy and Socia-sm inthe '90s pp. 15–16
- The state of Black America: Separate and treated unequally · Joseph Ryan p. 16
- [56.1 percent—of Black female-headed ›ercent-of Black female-he households…] p. 16