hand WAC Call base its representatin supporting alongside those women such as WAPC, and their allies the Seargill.
On this basis WAC can go forward. A fight for representation for women in the Labour Party which has activists from resolutions, which campaigns alongside WAPC, which identifies with and builds the campaign for black sections could not be so easily silenced by the Kinnock leadership.
On the other hand WAC can continue to separale its fight from that et women in struggle and the left in the Labour Party. If it turns its back on these allies its only possible course is an alliance with Kinnock above. And Kinnock's price will be straightforward: that women are incorporated at the expense of black people, struggling for a Labour Party that defends them.
fight for WAPC proposing in the hope of concessions from.
the miners, and everyone else The Campaign Group of Labour MP's reiterates its support for all those in struggle, whether they be democratically elected munities, individuals miners, teachers, or any other trade unionist. We find it a gratuitous insult to councillors in Liverpool, Lampein or any other authorit, to talk of them playing at politics without being interested in power. Especially much to improve the lives of so many people in their communities, out Labour Party policy as decided by conference. We believe that the next general election will be won by uniting rather than condemning those struggle against the current Tory government. We are confident that this week's conference will endorse these priniples during the course of the week. We therefore call on the newiy elected NEC of the representatives of comdeprived of their rights, as these people have done so whilst endeavouring to carry
Socialist Action 11 October 1985