Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
U.S., British war planes target Iraqi air defenses FBI’s ‘al Qaeda’ raids target U.S. citizens   Kanak people fight for control of nickel resources   San Francisco hotel workers win contract, press fight   After 1961 Bay of Pigs defeat, U.S. planned new invasion of Cuba A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 66/No.36September 30, 2002   News articles U.S., British war planes target Iraqi air defenses Tens of thousands of imperialist troops are deployed in Gulf FBI’s ‘al Qaeda’ raids target U.S. citizens Kanak people fight for control of nickel resources San Francisco hotel workers win contract, press fight After 1961 Bay of Pigs defeat, U.S. planned new invasion of Cuba UK firefighters take strike vote despite government threats Australian government joins imperialist war drive on Iraq Grain workers battle lockout in Canada Workers in south Korea fight for shorter workweek (photo box) Despite 62% ‘no’ vote, Boeing pact is in effect Iowa cops’ grilling of women violates privacy Black students condemn ‘American terrorism’ Garment workers in Florida protest city attempts to restrict picket lines Janitors in Boston win support in fight for union contract (photo box) Socialists campaign against imperialism, sell subs to ‘Militant’ Socialist on ballot for Washington mayor Campaigning against imperialism and its wars Colorado students back Palestinian’s right to speak New book gives impetus to Pathfinder Fund Affirmative action builds class solidarity Long-term unemployment rises in the United States ‘Militant’ editorial staff changes         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home