Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
End imperialists' Afghan war! Stop assault on workers' rights! Washington takes steps to militarize U.S., deepen attack on workers Socialist candidate in New York opposes imperialism and its war drive   Workers and youth snap up 'Militant,' attend forums   Coal miners' strike wins support in United Kingdom U.K. rulers step up pressure on Irish fighters   South Africa strike opposes Pretoria's plans to privatize A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 65/No.37October 1, 2001   News articles End imperialists' Afghan war! Stop assault on workers' rights! Washington takes steps to militarize U.S., deepen attack on workers Socialist candidate in New York opposes imperialism and its war drive   Workers and youth snap up 'Militant,' attend forums Coal miners' strike wins support in United Kingdom Workers protest closure of Ansett airline New Zealand special forces put on standby Strikers continue fight for a contract at chocolate plant in Vancouver Rulers of Australia prepare for war Koreans march against U.S. war plans Washington's rivals in Europe balk at new 'counterterrorism' role imposed on NATO Working-class resistance to war and attacks on rights U.S. government steps up assault on democratic rights Washington hunts former ally bin Laden Racist attacks on rise as war drive heats up Struggle for free land, equality in Western Sahara Festival participants speak in Twin Cities Cuba-U.S. exchange part of 'battle of ideas' Conference addresses deepening social crisis in Latin America 'I really appreciate the work of Pathfinder' Pathfinder books snapped up at Paris event Socialist candidate campaigns at New York labor day parade Martín Koppel, Socialist Workers candidate for mayor of New York Socialist candidates in Cleveland well received 'We will not give in,' say food workers on strike in Chicago Charleston 5 representative speaks in Ohio Crisis-ridden airlines announce mass layoffs Caravan in Miami protests Latin Grammy pullout U.K. rulers step up pressure on Irish fighters South Africa strike opposes Pretoria's plans to privatize         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home