Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Perspectiva Mundial Klansman gets 60 years for role in 1964 killings   More gov’ts recognize U.S.-backed regime in Iraq   Populist demagogue beats ‘reformer’ in Iran’s election U.S. gov’t response muted   Socialist Workers Party mayoral candidate in Seattle: Support workers’ struggles to organize unions Back right of semicolonial nations to develop sources of energy they need, including nuclear power, for economic advancement   Navajo Nation bans uranium mining   As we go to press…   AFL-CIO faction fight may split labor federation A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 69/No. 26July 11, 2005   News articles Klansman gets 60 years for role in 1964 killings More gov’ts recognize U.S.-backed regime in Iraq Populist demagogue beats ‘reformer’ in Iran’s election U.S. gov’t response muted Socialist Workers Party mayoral candidate in Seattle: Support workers’ struggles to organize unions Back right of semicolonial nations to develop sources of energy they need, including nuclear power, for economic advancement Navajo Nation bans uranium mining As we go to press… AFL-CIO faction fight may split labor federation France 1936: mass working-class upsurge Stalinist Popular Front tied workers to capitalists, paved road for fascism Ontario steelworkers end three-month strike, beat back concessions UAW files for union vote at N. Carolina plant California janitors strike for medical benefits (photo box) Socialist Workers campaign in Pittsburgh (photo box) Teams at coal mines, packing plants will boost ‘New International’ sales Militant Fighting Fund gains new endorsers Meat packers strike in New York, win union representation and contract (photo box) Great Society Socialist Workers Party mayoral candidate in New York City: Puerto Rico’s independence in interests of toilers in U.S. 25, 50 and 75 years ago British-French strife marks EU summit U.S. rulers prepare to renew ‘Patriot Act’ U.S. gov’t backs off fining employers for hiring undocumented workers The historic roots of Jew-hatred: a Marxist appraisal         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home