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SOCIALIST ACTION APRIL 1985 19 ism, along with the Mensheviks theorized that the Russian proletariat must support the liberal bourgeoisie, which would lead a capitalist revolution and replace the czar. Only after a rather lengthy stage of capitalist development could socialism be placed on the agenda.
tion movement—one powerful enough to actually stop direct U.S. aggression abroad.
To accomplish this task, the current anti-intervention movement must actively seek to involve endorsing unions in the leadership of the coalitions. The slogans, activities, and coalition structures must all be geared toward expanding the participation of more powerful social forces—particularly the unions.
The development of dozens of local citywide coalitions building April 20 offers the best opportunity to start bringing together a leadership committed to building a movement that genuinely reflects the broad opposition to U.S. war policy. Millions of Americans can be mobilized by such a coalition even before a large-scale U.S. military escalation occurs.
Socialist Action is on the spot covering labor struggles and helping to build the April 20 antiwar demonstrations.
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