Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Protests across Mideast condemn Israeli brutality Revolutionary socialists back fight for a democratic, secular Palestine   Rally of 300 backs widows' fight for coal miners' black lung benefits   Cuban youth mark 40 years of proletarian struggle   Picket line in Los Angeles opposes INS arrests of hundreds at airport   Court bars back pay for immigrants, aids employers' antiunion drive 'Conflicting Missions' documents truth of Cuban role in African freedom struggle A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 66/No.15April 15, 2002   News articles Protests across Mideast condemn Israeli brutality Revolutionary socialists back fight for a democratic, secular Palestine Rally of 300 backs widows' fight for coal miners' black lung benefits Cuban youth mark 40 years of proletarian struggle Picket line in Los Angeles opposes INS arrests of hundreds at airport Court bars back pay for immigrants, aids employers' antiunion drive Land remains central question in Zimbabwe Speak-out defends workers' rights in Australia New York protesters call for withdrawal of U.S. Navy from Vieques, Puerto Rico (photo box) 'Conflicting Missions' documents truth of Cuban role in African freedom struggle Chicago rallies demand release of Rabih Haddad South Carolina protests continue against Confederate flag 'Walk for Justice' builds solidarity with UNITE strikers in Illinois (photo box) Oil bosses threaten 'strike' against Chávez Meat packers in Omaha rally for a union 'We are confronted by the aggression of the greatest power in the history of humanity' Brisk 'Militant' sales at Palestinian actions Rally in Washington protests Israeli aggression Pathfinder titles offer lessons on Palestine Rivals assess implications of U.S. military power Socialists launch ballot drive in Texas Amid U.S. threats, Korean envoys begin talks Background to Korean conflict today Rumsfeld says Washington has 'right' to indefinitely hold inmates in prison camp Rightists use 'culture war' to advance their drive against workers         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home