IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Brixton

· Socialist Challenge No. 34, 2 March 1978 · p. 4 of the scan · 301 words

The scan: sc-n35-mar-2-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 4 of the scan

There have been many loca often bitter and protracted, such as those at Planes, Carrads, and Jones anti-racist area.

Donome and a campane women's rights have recently been formed.

A socialist election campaign would serve to stimulate the such campaigning bodies and help to unify the struggles against the mutli-nationals. Socialist Chailenge will argue that ang local unity will be tions strengthenied if it agrees to link up with Socialist Unity on a Discussion centred around organising support for local cases of racism in individual schools, whether it comes from teachers or fellow content; publicly students will continbe this discussion at our next meeting It was agrood to go back 1o schools, and organise meetings discuss the issues help teachers Sone stuCOCALS debts hoped to get a school resolation agninsr NF leafletTHE DEATH Of Marcus Lipton, Labour MP for bywithin the next lew months. Socialist Unity will be discussing its intervention and Whether up can le Brixton. will approaching other groups in the area and nationnily especially the Socialist Workers Рапу discuss the possibilities af united electoral slate The campaign could provide an important political focus for socialists and anti racists in the The already announced that wil make Ilord look like "tea-parly.

SOCIALIST UNITY MESTING To discuss whetherto stand an whom. All left-wing organisa and Independents Thursday, 9 March, 7,30pm a1 Tate Central Library, Brixton in The next all-wandsworth nealing will take reports from schools , and ser up a committee apen to everyone to actend — to argailise produce Jeaflets, and so on.

The showed that school students are both willing and able to organise. We hope organisations wire semia that in otber similar Because of the kelihood of victimisation, the wather's name has been withheld. Those interested in in the Wandsworth meetings should contact Socialist Chalienge

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