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Brum YL - Right Fix

Liberation no. 9, Spring 1996 · 234 words

and the party must correspondent fight to change these Young Labour's Birrules. In the meantime we shouldn't limit ourselves to has finally given rightworking Inside the cur- wingers, the result they rent structures. We wanted.

They cancelled it origi. can begin to build up nally in December, as contacts through other means. We can lney enough support to mainstart to organise 1e- tain control of the Execuglonal and national tive in the elections. meetings of the YL They refused to abide by Left to defeat Blair's the results of a meeting in bables at the national January, when trounced them. They ruled Conference.

it out of order, because To grow we need to not enough of the Execuraise our voice out- tive (i.e. side the party as well. turned up. Now in FebruCampaigns like that against the Immigratlon and Asylum Bill provide us an opportunity to turn outwards and attract more support. Invite speakers again and regained control. Socialists in the YL were mingham "AGM" enthusiastic about the opportunities for it to grow and begin to address more issues affecting working class and oppressed youth, when they believed they had broken the right-wing stranglehold on it in January. Now the dead hand of the young Blairite bureaucrats has descended again. The left in Brum YL the Left are calling on labour movement bodies to condemn these factional machinations and defend themselves) basic democracy.

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