Socialist Action, Vol. 10, 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.
- Why Malcolm X has endured nearly 30 years after his death p. 1
- Rights of Black majority undermined by ANC concessions in S. Africa The challenge of building a revolutionary alternative in Poland p. 1
- Long arm of the church in Ireland p. 2
- This holiday season-give Socialist Action as a gift! · Joseph Ryan pp. 2–3
- Santa Cruz students protesting cutbacks are attacked by police · Cynthia Burke pp. 3–4
- Workin Conditions Learning · Hayden Perry p. 3
- Minneapolis Black community fights racist police dragnet RAČISMAY · Cynthia Burke p. 4
- Flurry of debate surrounds teaching of Afrocentrism in urban schools · DR Walter Gill p. 5
- Who will implement the program? · Tehuti Amen p. 5
- The 'New Teamsters' one year after Carey victory · Hal London p. 6
- [transform the Teamsters into a fitting instrument for…] · Joseph Ryan pp. 6–7
- FREE MUMIA ABU-JAMAL! Stop the Execution! · Dawn Reel pp. 7–8
- Irish Republican granted political asylum in S.F p. 7
- Who Killed Malcolm X? p. 8
- Now that you've seen the movie, read the book · Kathy Lowe p. 9
- Harlem residents fight to save site where Malcolm X spoke, · Dawn Reel p. 9
- How rock 'n roll is being used to preserve language, cultural heritage · Gerry Foley p. 10
- Solidarity with Jozef Pinior! · Peter Turgey p. 11
- Free Mordechai Vanunu! · Joseph Ryan p. 11
- The challenge of building a revolutionary alternative in Poland · Jan Sylwestrowicz p. 12
- International solidarity needed to defend abortion rights in Poland p. 13
- Why capitalism can't solve the environmental crisis · Rose Canares p. 14
- Sha. Violation Notices p. 14
- Our readers speak out · Michael Schreiber p. 15
- "Revolution Rap' and Public Enemy: Their prediction came true in L.A · Zbigniew Kowalewski p. 16