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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Socialist Challenge No. 41, 13 April 1978 · p. 14 of the scan · 442 words

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page 14 of the scan

be to harness these forces to political The National Front have recognised this with a recruitment drive aimed at young football fans, the Anti-Naze useful though limited antidote, We cannot afford not to do would it be like socialism? — soccer, like other leisure would probably be more meaningful if the working class was simultancously involved in control of the running of their own lives. MICK MARSHALL (Oxford) crises come and go, but there is a lack of control which cuts across class and hits at all women, whetber they are exploited for protit, child-bearing or decoration.

Both our sons and daughters are penalised by the educational system il we are poor, but our daughters are also insidiously oppressed in ways which are not just class determined — and so on......

PENNY WOOLCOCK (London) ideas to areas to be in Smiths HUNDRED AND Smiths might help spread socialist they might otherwise reach. However, this seems direct contradiction to generally have been asking people 1 soycott WH Smiths due to thei Clusal to conte distone t News. Pickels have been mounted and LUCI subsidiarie throughout the country support the gay movement when it HOLINI Chadlenge only suits them! Are sales more important than the issues you support? SIAN JONES (Southampton SWP). EDIE CONWAY. MacPHAR LAIN, AUDREY MORE (SouthTHE Conference Socialist Planners is amorganisation which was La nacional basis. particularis via the production of in "'planning" (in its widest sense) — whether in Local Authority Planning Planning Schools, contusity/voluntary organisations, or any other capacity who would Eike to sce socialist principles heing applied to the planning activities with which they are concerned.

The national society is organised on the basis of regional workshops which provide the main focus of activity providing a forum for discussion National Liaison Committee composed of delegares from member workshops meets at intervals to keep the groups in touch and to organise society on a national banis via the production a newsletters. In addition, two national conferences are held each year.

The next such conference is to be Students" Union Liverpool University, on Saturday 15 April. A 3-workshop formar is to be adopted on the following tbeples: Th Local State: Inser Cities/PartnerSmall firms/ workers The lee for the day's conference is El. Further details/booking forms from PO Box CSP, c/o 100 Whitechapel, Liverpool.

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