Red, white or pink? | Socialist Action 1983

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WHILE on the subject of electing women, the battle for the leadership cannot be giving anyone cause Or tion , least of all women.

Choosing between Shore and Hattersley is over Omo or Persil. And you don't fancy the white right, how about Kinnock for a pink tint the sort that washes out after a single application?

But all is not lost for thered, the Ray Hans entered the on though, isn't Eric the one who ensured that thi Labour Party's position on abortion was deleted from the manifesto at the National Executive?

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