SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Bankruptcy

Socialist Action No. 96, 5 April 1985 · p. 7 of the scan · 319 words

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It has been argued that women are ghettoised into women's sections. from enabling them to better express and represent their interests through al-women discussion and orcanisation. the right wing and Militant alike say that women's special interests should be taken up by the party as a whole. wollen demand dina me use ee!

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Labour women's conference came out in support of Britain leaving NATO. These are only two examples out of many.

The same goes for black The most oppressed sections of society have little Halend upholding the status quo, in society in general or the Labour Party in parIn Liverpool, tendency al C they've had ample people. demonstrate in practice the bankruptcy of their views. Since the appoinment of for the city council, the Liverpool black caucus have picketed the council offices and openly organised against the council's attitude. explained it thus: "The Sam Bond affair isn't the first dispute that Liverpool's council, but it's symptomatic of the problem with the politics of Militant. "They say the black representative of the community as a up Will whole. But we are representative of all the black munity: Chinese, and so on. They, and the trade unions - and proved in the city support us.

pointment as such is a diversion. But I want to put you in the picture. About this time last year whole series of problems in our liaison through their with the Militant-dominated city counAt regional CUL ment to fighting racism and to positive action for black people. In that context where the Militant politically dominant, opportunity to am Bond (a Militant supporter from 'ent in London) as race relations chief Liz Drysdale from the black caucus community has had with the caucus isn't organisations in the com Caribbeans, Asians 'The dispute over Sam Bond's aptable since 1981 we were having a Liverpool organised gathered "The issue was their exact commit- novellell.

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