Socialist Action, Vol. 32, 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.
- U.S. election charade: Workers lose again p. 1
- ‘Redskins’ football team protested · Clay Wadena pp. 1–2
- Lessons of Ferguson p. 2
- Don’t Miss an Issue! p. 2
- Pennsylvania passes law to gag Mumia and other prisoners · Michael Schreiber p. 3
- Mumia: ‘They are constitutional outlaws’ · Mumia Abu-Jamal pp. 3–4
- Europe: News from the frontlines · Stan Miller p. 4
- Europe hit by economic slowdown · Michael Schreiber p. 5
- The Kurdish question · Florian Wilde pp. 6–7
- ‘Western assistance to the Kurds is intended to consolidate the influence pp. 7–8
- News and views from SA Canada Did Canada’s intervention in Middle East prompt Ottawa shootings? · Evan Engering p. 8
- Harper ‘radicalizes’ his attack on civil liberties · Barry Weisleder p. 8
- Big business wins in Toronto election p. 8
- Corporate raiders target U.S. mail · Marty Goodman pp. 9–10
- Snowden speaks in ‘Citizen Four’ · Gaetana Caldwell-Smith pp. 10–12
- A transitional program for class and climate justice · Carl Sack p. 12
- Corporate media sounds the alarm p. 12