WSA holds 5th national convention

From Fall 1988 ideas & action a report back on the 5th national convention of the Workers' Solidarity Alliance.

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Thanks for the repost. This

Thanks for the repost. This piece appeared in "ideas & action" and gives an accurate picture of some of the WSA discussions and activities. I suspect WSA was about 35 people at that point.
But we had some real functioning locals and some solid and real on-going work. I suppose by
todays standards the numbers seem insignificant. And they never were significant enough nationally to have the impact that the discussions and actual practice was to really be what WSA's potential could be.

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