Socialist Action, Vol. 29, 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.
- The U.S. budget crisis — Bosses win, workers lose p. 1
- Sept. 15 march for Palestine at the UN pp. 1–2
- Chicago in 2012: Protest the G-8 and NATO! · Rebecca Doran pp. 2–3
- Ontario mega-quarry arouses opposition · Eric Kupka pp. 3–4
- The strikers appear to have won some gains. But solidarity is needed for the continuing struggle p. 3
- Norway attack shows dangers from Islamophobia and the far right · John Leslie pp. 4–5
- WikiLeaks lifts lid on U.S. role in Haiti · Marty Goodman pp. 5–6
- Workers in Egypt Key to Saving the Arab Spring · Andrew Pollack pp. 6–7
- Egyptian revolution must be ready to mobilize in the event of a military pp. 7–8
- News and views from SA Canada Get with the program, Andrea · Barry Weisleder p. 8
- OPSEU mobilizes public workers with ‘pink slip’ day · Julius Arscott p. 8
- Resurgence of LGBT left in Toronto · John Wilson p. 8
- Justice for Palestine! pp. 9–10
- Activists discuss SlutWalk perspectives pp. 10–11
- By GAETANA CALDWELL-SMITH A Better Life: At what price? L “A Better Life” is a deceptively sim p. 11
- Sandy Pope campaign provides new vision for Teamsters union leadership · David Bernt pp. 11–12
- SlutWalks: confronting the attacks on women’s rights · Ona Tzinger p. 12
- SlutWalks shout defiance toward p. 12