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the history of the IS (US)
[ forwarded from Ravi Malhotra <malhotra@xxxxxxxx> ]
Hi. I read your post on Lou's web site. I am not on the list but read
it and have met Lou. I wanted to thank you as I have been trying to
figure out for many years (nearly a decade!) why the IS and Workers
Power split (although I thought it was in 1977, the same year as the
ISO split). Yours if the first articulate account. Even long time
Soli members were not able to tell me. I also agree with you about the
super high quality of the first series of ATC, although I like the
second series as well. I wish I could buy all the issues of the first
series. I don't suppose you knew where I could? The only thing I
have read (aside from exclusions like the strange evolution of the LRP
out of the RSL) in variance with your account is I thought the
expulsion/split/whatever of the ISO in 1977 *in part* precipitated, in
addition to the reasons you give, the tensions between Workers Power
and the IS. Wasn't Mike Davis in Workers Power? It's too bad he
didn't join Solidarity. And I agree with you on the importance of CLR
James.
I am a Canadian in the NDP (but pretty alienated from the party)
Anyway, thanks for the post.
Ravi
- Thread context:
- Re: marxism-digest V1 #3514,
Mike Friedman Fri 18 May 2001, 14:17 GMT
- UP RR, "Common Employees" and Working Women,
jonathan flanders Fri 18 May 2001, 13:06 GMT
- Ethnocentrism in Taiwan VP Aboriginal rights remarks,
Mark Munsterhjelm Fri 18 May 2001, 04:36 GMT
- the history of the IS (US),
Les Schaffer Fri 18 May 2001, 03:51 GMT
- To Alan was Re: An letter to Against the Current,
Gary Maclennan Fri 18 May 2001, 02:47 GMT
- Re: Open question?,
Les Schaffer Fri 18 May 2001, 01:52 GMT
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