Socialist Action, Vol. 32, No. 4
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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.
- Risks escalate for climate catastrophe · Christine Frank pp. 1–2
- ‘Justice’ American Style — Senate rejects nomination of former attorney for Mumia Celebrate Mumia’s · Carrie Lester pp. 2–3
- Fascist goons attack Swedish feminists p. 3
- Indigenous women demand full inquiry into murders p. 3
- Action’s 30th anniversary fund & sub drives pp. 3–4
- UPS rehires fired Queens drivers · David Bernt p. 4
- Minimum wage drive ignited · Michael Schreiber p. 4
- Portrait of minimum-wage workers A ccording to a study conducted last pp. 4–5
- ‘One Nation Under Surveillance’ · Ernie Gotta p. 5
- Crimea secedes from Ukraine · Jeff Mackler p. 6
- Protesters in southern pp. 6–8
- U.S. secret Twitter plan aimed to create ‘flash mobs’ in Cuba pp. 9–10
- Harper claims Afghanistan is better off today — What’s the truth? · Evan Engering pp. 10–11
- Rallies demand: ‘Not one more deportation!’ pp. 11–12
- 12 Years a Slave: What happened to slave rebellion? · Marc Norton p. 12