Socialist Action, Vol. 29, No. 11
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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.
- Occupations point the way for mass labor fightback pp. 1–2
- Occupy comes to Taiwan! · Cliff Englewood pp. 2–3
- Occupy the Hood pp. 3–4
- After Iraq departure, U.S. sends new forces to Africa, Middle East · Christine Marie p. 4
- Building the NATO /G8 protests pp. 4–5
- Climate change and the need for eco-socialism · Wayne Deluca p. 5
- Occupy movement goals: Socialist revolution or capitalist reforms? pp. 6–7
- Are the police on our side? · Steve Xavier p. 7
- They serve the capitalist state pp. 7–8
- SlutWalks blame system that fosters anti-women violence · Christine Marie p. 8
- 15-O: A day of global indignation pp. 8–9
- Systematic use of rape against Black women p. 8
- Oct. 15 — Canada out of Afghanistan! p. 9
- OPSEU threatens to split Ontario labour · Julius Arscott p. 9
- Proposed mega-quarry to face tougher review · Eric Kupka p. 9
- News and views from SA Canada NDP Leader race crowded, on the right p. 9
- Civil Wars: An inside look at the labor bureaucracy · David Bernt p. 10
- ‘Hell’ in the Afghan war · Gaetana Caldwell-Smith p. 10
- Alabama passes harsh law restricting immigrant rights · Lisa Luinenburg pp. 11–12
- The Occupation · Mumia Abu-Jamal p. 12
- Supreme Court rejects Mumia death penalty p. 12
- The Struggle Continues: Free Mumia Abu-jamal! p. 12