Why you should join the AWL
In Britain today, one child in three grows up in poverty, in a household with less than half the average income. In 1968, the figure was only one in 10.
Thousands are homeless on the streets, while 600,000 dwellings stand empty. Millions are jobless, while those with jobs have to work longer and longer hours.
Health care, state education, and public services are ruined by cuts and privatisation, while the wealth of the rich snowballs.
Marxism & revolutionary socialismThe ideas of the AWL |
The Alliance for Workers' LibertyOur ConstitutionPREAMBLEAiming for the liberation of the working class from wage slavery and state oppression; Believing:
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Introductory briefing for new membersActivists and sympathisersAn activist - or member - of the AWL is expected to: |
For a revolutionary party with substantial roots in the working class, the factory bulletins are the papers produced by its factory branches. They are the means by which those factory branches maintain a dialogue with the mass of the workers in the factory and they are the backbone of the organisation of the factory branch itself.
For us, as a fighting propaganda group which is as yet nowhere near becoming a fully-fledged party, the role of factory bulletins is posed a bit differently.
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Book of the week: This week's book is... A People's History of England |
By Karl Marx
An abridgement by Otto Ruhle |
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