Review of “An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning”

by Christine Frank / July 2006 issue of Socialist Action newspaper Al Gore’s film “An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning” opened across the nation last month and is receiving considerable attention from audiences who want to get the lowdown on the most urgent question facing humanity in our entire history. The movie is essentially a … Continue reading Review of “An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning”

Entrevista con Mumia Abu-Jamal La Lucha en Contra del Imperio

por Rafael Rodriguez Cruz, en la ediccion de Socialist Action, Julio 2006 El 24 de mayo de 2006, tuve la oportunidad de entrevistar en persona al dirigente revolucionario afroamericano Mumia Abu-Jamal, quien permanece encarcelado en el corredor de la muerte de la Green Correctional Institution en Waynesburg, Pa. Abu-Jamal fue fundador del capítulo de Filadelfia … Continue reading Entrevista con Mumia Abu-Jamal La Lucha en Contra del Imperio

Guantanamo: The Killing Field of Human Rights

by Gerry Foley / July 2006 issue of Socialist Action newspaper The Guantanamo prison has become the most glaring symbol of the U.S. government’s arrogant disregard of the safeguards of human rights in American and international law. Even five judges on the U.S. Supreme Court (a majority) felt obliged to strike down the Bush administration’s … Continue reading Guantanamo: The Killing Field of Human Rights

Bolivia: The Cockpit of the Radicalization in Latin America

by Gerry Foley / July 2006 issue of Socialist Action newspaper The government of Evo Morales suffered serious setbacks in the elections for the Constituent Assemblies and in the referenda on autonomy held in the country’s nine departments. (In Bolivia, a department corresponds to what are often called “provinces” in other countries. The “provinces” in … Continue reading Bolivia: The Cockpit of the Radicalization in Latin America

Government Recommends 30-Year Sentence for Lynne Stewart

by Jeff Mackler / July 2006 issue of Socialist Action newspaper The U.S. Probation Department filed a report in late June for Federal District Court Judge John G. Koeltl recommending that attorney Lynne Stewart, 67, be sentenced to 30 years in prison. Stewart was the victim of a government frame-up when she was convicted in … Continue reading Government Recommends 30-Year Sentence for Lynne Stewart

British Socialists Discuss the Latin American Radicalization

by the Editors / July 2006 issue of Socialist Action newspaper The June 24 day school in Britain on the radicalization in Latin America was an important political event. It was organized by Socialist Resistance, a united-front newspaper that includes Socialist Action’s cothinkers of the International Socialist Group, the British section of the Fourth International. … Continue reading British Socialists Discuss the Latin American Radicalization

Innocents on the ‘Road to Guantanamo’

by Gaetana Caldwell-Smith / July 2006 issue of Socialist Action newspaper To question the authenticity of events depicted in Michael Winterbottom’s and Matt Whitecross’s recent docudrama, “The Road to Guantanamo,” is to be ignorant of the many testimonies that have come from others—of men being picked up, blindfolded, shackled, dumped into trucks and planes, eventually … Continue reading Innocents on the ‘Road to Guantanamo’

Iraq: An Unending Disaster

by Gerry Foley / July 2006 issue of Socialist Action newspaper Chaos continues in Iraq and the steady bloodletting of the U.S. occupation forces. The Washington Post reported that 16 American soldiers were killed in the third week in June, most by roadside bombs. At the same time, Japan was removing its troops, leaving the … Continue reading Iraq: An Unending Disaster

‘A People’s History of Science’ Cuts Through Elitist View of Human Accomplishments

by Mary Scully / June 2006 issue Socialist Action "A People’s History of Science" by Clifford D. Conner is an important book. For those interested in the history of science, it is an essential read. For those interested in social transformation but not science, it is a wonderful introduction to the political importance of science. … Continue reading ‘A People’s History of Science’ Cuts Through Elitist View of Human Accomplishments

‘A People’s History of Science’ Cuts Through Elitist View of Human Accomplishments

by Mary Scully / June 2006 issue Socialist Action "A People’s History of Science" by Clifford D. Conner is an important book. For those interested in the history of science, it is an essential read. For those interested in social transformation but not science, it is a wonderful introduction to the political importance of science. … Continue reading ‘A People’s History of Science’ Cuts Through Elitist View of Human Accomplishments

‘A People’s History of Science’ Cuts Through Elitist View of Human Accomplishments

by Mary Scully / June 2006 issue Socialist Action "A People’s History of Science" by Clifford D. Conner is an important book. For those interested in the history of science, it is an essential read. For those interested in social transformation but not science, it is a wonderful introduction to the political importance of science. … Continue reading ‘A People’s History of Science’ Cuts Through Elitist View of Human Accomplishments