IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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· Socialist Challenge No. 225, 10 December 1981 · p. 10 of the scan · 411 words

The scan: sc-no225.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 10 of the scan

Bookshops Anne McChlery, unemployed, Leeds I GOT on the Jobs Express because I'm an movement June, which will be really important for raising women's issues.

that as an organisation Revolution Youth takes women's issues up in a constructive way. They Right to Work demonstration.

political situation today - for example the developmants of the left in the Labour Party. Paul, age 23, unemployed, Leeds on the Jobs Express pressing our views on how to take the fight forand Staffa).

unions that will build a movement to kick the as a part of the fight to ger rid of the Tories and their system for good.

Youth CND, and showing its solidarity with the struggle in Latin America wing in the Labour Party, and calls for an LPYS THaT TENS Party.

Joyce, age 25, AUEW engineering worker, Manchester be linked to the Labour Party Young Socialists the conference should be discussing the issues socialism.

Labour Party which challenges eyen the left bureaucrats. unemployed young woman. It seemed obvious to me that women baar the brunt of unemployment. and that this fact is often overlooked in the labour On the Jobs Express 1 pushed this point forward, and called for support from young people on the train for the Woman's Right to Work march in I want to be at the conference because I feel support positive discrimination and the Women's I feel that Revo has the best analysis of the ve been unemployed for months now, and went It is important for the young unemployed to rUC leaders try to control everything and stop u:

ward (by supporting struggles like Laurence Scott This shows the need for a new leadership in the That's what Revolution Youth stands for -building active support for workers" struggles now, Revolution has taken a lead in the fight against the war drive of Reagan and Thatcher by building up mass campaigns such as CND and leads the fight for socialist policies in the Labour I saw how Revolution supporters are leading Youth CND, and I think that the conference should talk about how to build a militant YCND, which should I work in an engineering factory, and think that which face young workers in the trade unions and I want to be at the Revolution Youth conference to discuss the wider issues involved in fighting for The paper Revolution is very good - it support the Labour Party and builds a militant wing in the

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