SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

MAL ORDER

Socialist Action No. 45, 17 February 1984 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 178 words

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page 10 of the scan

But while the 'chewy' left wallows in masculine leadership is beginning to the CHICLE shadows of the palrlar chy. A leadership which seeks teen we as the marxist orthodoxy of the male point of view.

t is in this overall framework (sic) that I bring you two examples of Marxism for Men.

comrades aren't renowned for their anti-sexism but one of them went a little too far Hounslow's Local Government Conference on rates cuts last While explain ing how Liverpool coun cil showed the way forsaid Hounslow councillors should follow Saved pool's example and sign over all their property to their wives in case it was seized'!

Meanwhile, the Socialist Paul Foor eas latest issue written a vitriolic review Dave Edgar's play "Mavdavs'. But Paul als eveals somethin of the views of the SWP whe he writes: 'When revolutionaries leave their parties, they do not gọ to "traditionalist Toryism". They go to the Labour Party probably into organisations fight for single issues such as nuclear disarma ment or women's liberaSocialist Action 17 February 1984

page 11 of the scan

← BLOC conferenceLeft council attacks workforce →

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