Newspaper of the Communist Workers Party, Volume 7, Issue 21. Includes articles on: a United Steelworkers (USW) conference of local presidents, and their anger against concessions; the United Parcel Service (UPS) business model and attempts to get a concession contract; the testimony of Klansmen in the Greensboro Massacre Grand Jury; the deepening economic crisis; North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) pressuring the U.S. to restrict the number of black troops stationed in Western Europe; a call for further organization towards disarmament; the imprisonment of German anti-nuclear protest Michael Duffke; Leon Brezhnev’s statement to the U.N. about the Soviet disarmament; the June 12 disarmament march; a reflection on the Communist task of party building and potential causes for failure; a confrontation between South African police and people commemorating those who died in the Soweto uprising; racial tension among fans in the boxing match between Gerry Conney and Larry Holmes; a reflection on the struggle laid off auto workers face; a reflection on the life of baseball player Satchel Paige and his time playing as a black athlete during Jim Crow; and the consequences of the Falklands war.