Perspectives on Independent Political Action
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(continued from page 1: “Mass response needed to defend women's rights”) mass action to mobilize the supporters of women's rights.
Independent politics
The need for independence from the ruling rich is meeting with a contradictory response from the organized women's rights movement.
On the one hand, most of the women's rights activists in the National Organization for Women, for example, are thoroughly disgusted with the betrayals the two big political parties have dealt to women. On the other hand, the main leaders of NOW continue to support Democrats and attempt to channel the work of the organization into electoral work for the Democrats.
The defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment by the Democrats and Republicans (in the state legislatures) set the stage Oi, Chemical & Atomic Workers Union (OCAW); initlator of Labor Party Advocates (LPA), national organization advocating the formation of a Labor Democracy: National DIrector, Christic Party based on the unions. institute.
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