Why no book list for new comers?
Socialist Organiser1981 1981-09-17Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 12 →
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cannot underestimate the My overwhelming feeling on the Women's Fightback conference was that it was well worthwhile, particularly the workshop on trade I did feel, however, a lot of what was decided at the planning meeting in London was missed - specifically women's history throughout Britain and Europe and procedure in the Labour Party, Unions, etc:
A number of other items were also missed. To me the most important were the arguments on positive discrimination and on sexual harassment in unions, Labour Party and at work -and how to discuss with elected workers' committees female) on these subjects.
I do realise that time was the difficulty here. I therefore agree that the AGM should be totally separate from any residential schools in the future.
I also feel that if would be helpful to the less experienced sisters, like myself, if a booklist of some sort could be drawn up, relating to basic Marxism, etc., including obviously books relating to women specifically, with the book list and a small description of what a particular book concentrated on.
FEATHERS and hope tor solidarity