Against the Current, No 6, January/February 1987
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Letter from the Editors
— The Editors -
Meatpacker Unionism Gutted
— Roger Horowitz -
Social Struggles & the NDP
— interview with Judy Rebick -
Women in Eastern Europe: Liberation or Patriarchy?
— Jacqueline Heinen - Stop Soviet Repression of the Chukaev Family!
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Social Democracy Today
— Perry Anderson -
Inside the New Automation
— Art Myatt -
Computer Innards for Beginners
— Art Myatt -
A Perspective for Socialists
— Alex Callinicos -
In Defense of Critical Leninism
— Alan Wald -
Random Shots: Onassis's Road to Riches
— R.F. Kampfer - Letters to the Editors
- Reviews
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Cosmetics and Revolution
— Nora R. Wainer -
The Politics of AIDS
— Peter Drucker -
Ornette Confronts "Technology"
— Tony Smith -
Two Movies on Lesbian Love
— Ann Menasche - In Memoriam
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Joseph S. Giganti, 1905-1986
— The Editors
TO: Mikhail Gorbachev The Kremlin Moscow, USSR
In the summer of 1985 Alexander Chukaev was sentenced to 7 years of labor camp and 5 years of internal exile for being part of a socialist group. On April 11, 1986, the son of Alexander and Larisa Chukaev, Alexander, age 5, was seized by the state: to be returned when Larisa “stops her activity”-she is a member of the Moscow-based anti-nuclear, pro-disarmament Trust Group. Larisa is also being framed on a “forgery” charge, which carries a 5-year sentence. On May 20, 1986, she was jailed after taking part in an anti-nuclear power demonstration by the Trust Group. As Americans who are interested in the causes of disarmament and human rights, we demand that the Chukaev family be reunited and that repression against independent movements, whether they be socialist groups or peace groups, be stopped.
The above petition is being circulated by the Friendship Committee with the Independent Soviet Bloc Peace Groups. For further information and updates on the peace movement in Eastern Europe, send $1 to the Friendship Committee, c/o Bob McGlynn, 528 Fifth Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 or call (718) 499-7720.
January-February 1987, ATC 6