Militant History

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After this issue, Labor Militant was renamed to Justice.

Articles

• “Why you should join the socialists.” 1.
• Harrison, Marty.¹ “Clinton–Congress: Balancing the budget on our backs!” 1.
• “What we stand for.” 2.
• Morales, Simon.² “San Francisco special elections: Razor-thin stadium victory for the establishment.” 2.
• Affeln, Dieter.³ “Gagged science.” 2.
• Harrison, Justin.⁴ “Why we need a Labor Party.” 3.
• Locker, Philip.⁵ “Fast facts: the price of ‘democracy’…” 3.
• Root, Martha.⁶ “Service Employees International Union: Stern’s turn: End of ‘Justice for Janitors’ – Building bridges with…real estate companies instead.” 4.
• Pepi, Gene.⁷ “Democratic opposition wins three posts in SEIU Local 790 elections.” 4.
• Potter, Tom and Jeff Booth.⁸ “Successful meeting of the Papers for All campaign in Boston.” 5.
• Morales, Simon.² “International campaign for immigrant rights in San Francisco.” 5.
• Collins, Margaret.⁹ “How many defeats…?” 6.
• Harrison, Marty. “Interview with Detroit strikers: ‘The corporations want to make it a crime to have a decent job…’” Interview with Rick Farquharson¹⁰ and Gary Rusnell¹¹. 6–7.
• “What we think: Why we need a radical change in leadership.” 7.
• “Confessions of a union buster.” 7.
• “British elections: Clinton-clone Blair wins as voters’ resentment turns against conservatives.”¹² 8.
• “British elections: how socialist candidates fared.” 8.
• “French elections: program of austerity, cuts rejected by French workers.” 8.
• Behan, Seamus.³ “Irish elections: Socialist Party candidate elected in parliament.”¹³ 9.
• Johannesburg correspondent. “South Africa: General strike demands improvement in employment conditions.” 9.
• Wilsdon, Tony. “For Rich Kraft, 37: Comrade, fighter, and a great human being.” [Obituary]. 10.
• Hawkins, Eljeer.¹⁴ “Sounds of the revolution, part iii: Hip-hop and the ’90s.” 11.
• Reid, John. “Rumble in the Jungle.” Review of When We Were Kings, directed by Leon Gast. 11.
• “Congratulations.” 11.
• “Labor Militant: 11 years of struggle – Monthly Justice starts publication in September.” 12.

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