Socialist Action, Vol. 28, No. 7
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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.
- July 23-25 meeting in Albany will unite broad sections of the antiwar movement p. 1
- Justifications collapse for U.S. war in Afghanistan · Gerry Foley p. 1
- Oakland longshore workers refuse Israeli cargo · Marc Rome p. 2
- Opposition rises against U.S. wars and occupations · Jeff Mackler pp. 3–4
- Labor’s fight against war, racism and unemployment · Andrew Pollack pp. 5–6
- Has the U.S. entered its Third Depression? · Andrew Pollack p. 6
- Attorney Lynne Stewart faces 30-year sentence · Jeff Mackler p. 7
- Puerto Rican student struggle continues as government undermines strike pact · Clay Wadena p. 7
- The students provided an example for all who believe that students and workers p. 7
- Restrepo: War’s Daily Grind · Gaetana Caldwell-Smith p. 8
- Chicago rank-and-file teachers win election victory · Corey Mattson pp. 8–10
- Amid the ruins of Detroit: Social Forum draws thousands · Cristobal Cavazos p. 10
- Immigrants’ supporters fight SB 1070 · George Shriver pp. 10–11
- NDP Socialists hit Afghan war extension, Liberal coalition p. 11
- Damned in Afghanistan pp. 11–12
- News and views from SA Canada Aboriginal needs ignored by Ottawa, G-20 p. 11
- G-8 and G-20: Summits of deceit and repression · Barry Weisleder p. 12
- An immediate public inquiry is needed into the police repression at the Toronto G-20 Summit p. 12