Socialist Action, Vol. 29, No. 3
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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.
- U.S. Hands Off Libya! · Andrew Pollack p. 1
- April 9 & 10 antiwar rallies to express solidarity with Wisconsin workers · Christine Marie p. 1
- Civil-liberties supporters hold conferences against FBI repression · David Bernt p. 2
- Special Offer for New Readers! Subscribe to Socialist Action Newspaper at a Low Introductory Price: $5 for Five Months p. 2
- Scapegoating of Muslims on the rise · Christine Marie p. 3
- Cracks in the Empire D espite what talking heads in corporate media · Mumia Abu-Jamal pp. 3–4
- The rest of the Arab nation steps forward · Andrew Pollack pp. 4–5
- Egyptian independent trade union declaration pp. 5–6
- Egypt, Tunisia inspire struggles worldwide · Andrew Pollack p. 5
- 14th national convention · Michael Schreiber p. 6
- U.S. unable to rely on military force in its quest for world dominance · Glen Ford pp. 7–8
- Iraq protests met by police violence · Gerry Foley p. 8
- Behind the agony of Jamaica’s schools · Barry Weisleder pp. 8–9
- Thousands rally for locked-out p. 9
- News and views from SA Canada Steelworkers in Hamilton p. 9
- Gains and challenges for Queer Rights · John Wilson p. 9
- Even the Rain · Gaetana Caldwell-Smith pp. 10–11
- Owners threaten football lock-out · David Bernt pp. 11–12
- New Jersey: The new face of austerity · Wayne Deluca p. 11
- Massive Wisconsin uprising fights all-out assault on unions · Carl Sack p. 12