Vol. 69/No. 17 May 2, 2005
News articles
Coal miners discuss how to fight discrimination
Changing Woman Conference draws miners from five Western states
U.S. real wages fell in 2004, continuing 30-year decline
We’re going bilingual in June!
A message to readers from the editors of the ‘Militant’ and ‘Perspectiva Mundial’
Anti-Tokyo protests in China continue as Japan presses militarization
Bolshevism versus class collaboration
A reply to Young Communist League’s defense of Stalinist Popular Frontism
U.S. auto giants face crisis of overproduction
Unemployment rises in Michigan as plants shut down, hiring stagnates
Quebec students score gains through strike
Fight by ‘Militant’ against harassment lawsuit wins support at Changing Woman Conference
UK politicians press for abortion restrictions
Communist League candidates defend a woman’s right to choose
Seattle: Freedom Socialists win disclosure fight
Socialist unionists discuss fight against mine bosses’ lawsuit
Bosses reply to ‘Militant’ motion to dismiss suit
‘Militant’ subscription drive on pace in week two
In 3 weeks, 1,000-plus copies sold of ‘New International’ nos. 12 and 13 sold
Socialists organize meetings to raise funds toward the $90,000 Militant Fund
40 years since Cuba’s mission in Congo
Raśl Castro: Congo was heroic chapter in Cuban/African struggle against imperialism
Che: leading the transition to socialism
Great Society
25 and 50 years ago
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