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Vol. 68/No. 19      May 18, 2004

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News articles

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• U.S. torture of Iraqis sparks worldwide outrage
  Brutal, systematic abuse shows face of American imperialism
• Tel Aviv pursues settlement plan, with U.S. support
• Florida garment workers celebrate union victory
• Co-Op miners in Utah target Kingston-owned businesses
• Census report highlights changing face of U.S. farming
• Revolutionary dynamics of women’s liberation
• UK coal miners mark 1984-85 strike
  Unionists fought Tory government’s assault on labor, mine closure plans
• Kellingley miners in UK hold one-day walkout (photo box)
• Survey: job crisis in N.Y. hits Blacks, youth the hardest
• Using ‘war on terror,’ French gov’t plans new curbs on rights
• Washington eases sanctions on trade with Libya
• D.C. laundry workers win union contract (photo box)
• Meat packers sign up for ‘Militant’ and ‘PM’ subs
• $51,000 to go in last two weeks of ‘Militant’ fund
• Canada marchers defend women’s right to choose
• New Zealand: Maori protest government land grab
• Brooklyn bakery workers say ‘no’ to givebacks
• Congo, 1965: UN role in Lumumba’s death
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters

 
 
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