By Martin Thomas
Socialist Organiser1983 1983-04-07Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 4 →
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MEETS THE 20ECE Bdural reasons (and perhaps also because it came from a branch in political opposition to the LPYS leadership, Wallasey), but the NC eventually issued a statement of support for the fight to save these jobs.
But the LPYS refused to support the 'Socialists for a Labour Victory' campaign. And the Militant leadership of the LPYS reaffirmed their narrow, economistic view of the struggle for socialism by successfully opposing support for many important struggles 'not dreamt of in their philosophy'.
They opposed an emergency resolution, moved by Carolyn Lord from York LPYS, to support the women's general strike against nuclear weapons on May 24 — arguing dishonestly that it would mean men crossing women's picket lines. They pushed through a resolution on women opposing postive discrimination in the labour movement, with a programme for women' 's liberation confined almost exclusively to economic demands. They reOh! WONDER WInTS GOING ON THERE SHALL I SHILE Angela