Workers Socialist League

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[The Workers Socialist League and the Socialist Youth…]

Socialist Press no. 105, 21 June 1978 · scan p. 12 · about 120 words

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The Workers Socialist League and the Socialist Youth League in the demonstration made no apologies for the need to organise workers and youth politically and where necessary on the streets to crush the fascists.

Despite the protests of reformist immigrant leaders a large contingent of Asian youth took up the slogan "Drive the fascists off the streets-workers self defence" and "Police protect the Nazis"

This fact and the good response to the first issue of Red Youth, paper of the SYL, showed that wide layers of youth can be won to the building of a revolutionary leadership that can crush the fascists as part of the preparation of the

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working class for power. See pages 4-5

← Contents of Socialist Press no. 105, 21 June 1978