Undertying the bosses' hypocrisy. they go on:
Our bourgeois, not content with having the wives and daughters of their proletarians at their disposal, not to speak of common prosstutes, take the greatest pleasure in seducing each other's wives.
Marriage
*Bourgeois marriage is in realty a system of wives in common, and thus, at the most, what the Communists might possibly be reproached with, is that they desire to introduce, in substution for a hypocritically concealed, an openly legalised community of shics can only be built on mutual trust. As another of last week's nows siones proves, the bourgeoisia's hypocribcally concealed extramarital aisons can have tragic consoquences.
Lady Green, whose husband quit as Director of Public Prosecutions after being caught propositoning a prosnute, was found dead next to an empty botte of pills. Police say foul play is not Thousands of teachers' jobs are threatened, along with other aspects of educatin including school meals, as a result of the new round of local authority spending cuts.
State education will continue to suffer the damage inlicted by a government that can still manage to find C76m of pupils to private schools.
There are two important cation policies; the attack on the public sector, of which state education is a vital part, and a series of often half-baked initiatives intended to overhaul education in the interests of the capitalist state.
The National Curriculum is linked to an educationally un(including the infamous Stand ard Assessment Tests) in which white middle-class students, who are trained rather than educated to demonstrate mastery of various compartmentalised bodies of knowledge, will appear most suc The pressure on schools to 'ont out of local education authorities, which has intensified in recent months, and the publication of league tables', are forcing schools to compete for results and resources regardless of the communities they serve.
The calls from the right for a return to dividing students 'sets' ultimately meaning streaming. which plight of those deemed less able - will Many pretence of equal oppor The leaderships of the major eacher unions are alarminssy acquiescent in the face of such offensives, and are doing too little too late to counter the blow that opting out will deal their members conditions of service and rights to organise.
We cannot feave the battle to defend state education to the union bureaucrats or to the equally passive Labour leaderFor this reason socialist tea chers and those who wish to resist the rightwing offensive are organising to co-ordinate and build opposition to the government's attack on state education.
We intend to develop coherent links between the camaigns that are developing in the localities - for instance, anti-SAT campaigns and parent and teacher campaigns against cuts - as well as within some subject associations, such as the campaign by the London and National Associof English Teachers against the English SATs.
This initiative is seeking the active support of parents, school students, non-teaching school staff, anti-racist campaigns and labour movement activists.