Party News from the February 2001 issue of the Socialist Standard
Think Globally, Act Globally
Why local actions are no match for International capitalism
Socialist Party Day School
London, Saturday 24 February
10.30am—4.30pm
10.30: Welcome. Tea and coffee
11.00: Are you feeling sick? Medicine under capitalism.
Why it's normal to feel ill in capitalism. by Stuart Watkins.
12.30—1.30: Lunch.
1.30—3.00: No Logo—a new anti-capitalist manifesto?
Paul Bennett looks at Naomi Klein's book which sets out the ideas of the new wave of "anti-capitalist" protestors.
3—4.30: Greens ain't got no class.
Bill Martin explains how those who work for green reforms, even by direct action, fail to realise that they are up against an entrenched class system where the profits of the few must always come first.
Manchester public meeting:
Human Rights
Monday 26th February at 8.00pm
Speaker: Gary Jay
Venue: The Hare and Hounds, Shudehill, Manchester
Can you spot the clear and obvious error?
ReplyDeleteThey neglected to include the venue for the London Day School in the Socialist Standard listing. Ouch. Millions missed out.
My guess is that if the Day School wasn't at the SPGB's Head Office in Clapham, it was held at Friends' Meeting House in Euston, Central London. That would make more sense as one of the speakers was coming down from Manchester.