Socialist Action, Vol. 31, No. 2
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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.
- Obama’s inaugural: Corporate politics in disguise p. 1
- Health-care unions merge; wage fight against Kaiser · Marie Martin p. 2
- Why oppressed communities need to safeguard their right to bear arms · Daniel Adam pp. 3–5
- Egyptian regime attacks demonstrators · Andrew Pollack p. 5
- Spain’s health workers: No cutbacks! p. 5
- Black Self-determination and Socialist Revolution pp. 6–8
- ‘Purity’ myth hurts young women · Dawn Rose p. 8
- Popular movements organize in Honduras · Ann Montague p. 8
- ‘Django’— A pulp Western look at slavery · Tyler Mackinnon p. 9
- A musical for rebellion pp. 9–10
- Movement rises against XL oil pipelines · Barry Weisleder p. 10
- Concessions cripple labour’s fight against capitalist austerity · Julius Arscott p. 10
- [The government of Canada has recently announced that…] · Canadian Peace Alliance pp. 10–11
- Prison officials thwart cancer treatment Lynne Stewart’s Life in Danger p. 11
- Greek workers on the move pp. 11–12
- Behind the French & U.S. military attack in Mali · Christine Marie p. 12