August-September 2009      Volume 30, Number 4

• International
  • The consequences of China's reverse revolution
  • Pakistanis caught in the crossfire
  • Dominican Republic: harsh revisions to the constitution
    • Haitian immigrants in the D.R.
  • Canada's labor party spurned in British Columbia
• U.S.
  • What killed the auto industry?
  • National sales tax: maybe worst idea ever
  • Death penalty still a threat for Abu-Jamal
  • Best way to honor Dr. George Tiller: a militant defense of women's rights
  • National Football League vs. players' union
  • Seattle backs down in case against homeless
  • LA teachers fight to stop layoffs
• En español
  • La constitución de la República Dominicana: Cambios amenazan a mujeres, inmigrantes y trabajadores
    • Inmigrantes haitianos en la República Dominicana
• Features
  • WEB EXTRA: If you find the right hat, dammit, wear it!" — A conversation with trailblazing lesbian author Ann Bannon
  • The Good Fight — Labor activism
    • The Bronx: Stella D'oro strike victory
    • Univ. of Washington janitors lead protests
    • Oregon public workers win drive to tax the rich!
  • Soapbox — James P. Cannon: A man, and a mentor, for all seasons
  • Radical Women: Raising money to raise hell
  • Music Reviews — Soundtrack for a revolution II
  • Labor Weather Report
• Editorials
  • Again, a forefront role for women in Iran
  • Down with the coup in Honduras
  • Charges dropped against four of San Francisco 8