Newspaper of the Communist Workers Party, Volume 5, Issue 3. Includes articles on: North Carolina governor Jim Hunt’s call to investigate extremist organizations like the Communist Workers Party (CWP); the U.S. boycott of the 1980 Olympic Games; the struggle to acquire usage of a permit and the Greensboro Coliseum for the February 2nd march; a letter from a worker fighting deportation from the Immigration and Naturalization Service; riot in Idabel Oklahoma after the murder of a 15 year old Black youth named Lee Johnson; a Baltimore crane operators protests against job elimination by automation; a continuing oil workers strike; the 1199 hospital workers union condemnation of the Klan; the International Union of Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers president Cathy Scolieri fighting against an campaign against her based on her association with the CWP; USPS firing of Jann Sunoo, a CWP member, for “Avenge the Murder of the CWP 5” being graffitied on USPS’s walls; British violations of Zimbabwe’s Patriotic Front’s peace negotiations; U.S. military support of Pakistan; the economic crisis facing the U.S. and the Soviet Union and how its changing their foreign policy; CWP egging Ted Kennedy; a partial list of endorsers of the February 2 anti Klan march; and a letter from Marty Nathan, the widow of Mike Nathan, one of the five CWP members killed in the Greensboro Massacre, about the way Mike Nathan lived his life.