Following the success of the "Is this as good as it gets?" conference on 26 November, London Workers' Liberty has three socialist feminist events coming up before Christmas: a women-only discussion on LGBTQ struggles, a public forum on feminism and sexual moralism and a social with a showing of 'Made in Dagenham'.
LGBTQ: STRUGGLES, ACTIVISM AND THE POLITICS OF LIBERATION
First Women's Fightback discussion and reading group
7pm, Friday 9 December
**Meet outside the poetry library in the Royal Festival Hall, Waterloo**
Take the glass lift up to the 5th floor and the Poetry Library is right there - call 07883 520 852 or the workers there are very helpful too!
A new discussion and reading group open to all self-defining women to discuss feminism, socialist ideas and to make plans for the Women's Fightback newspaper - after this on the 3rd Friday of every month.
Our first discussion will be on LGBTQ struggles of the past and today: with Maria Exall - LGBTQ and Communication Workers' Union activist.
● How will the Tory cuts affect the LGBTQ voluntary sector it support services for LGBT people?
● What's going on for LGBTQ campaigning today?
Facebook event here
OBJECTIFICATION, SEXUAL LIBERATION AND THE NEW MORALISM
A Workers' Liberty London forum
7.30pm, Friday 16 December
The Exmouth Arms, Euston, London
More here.
Facebook event here.
WORKERS' LIBERTY LONDON XMAS SOCIAL, INCLUDING SHOWING OF 'MADE IN DAGENHAM'
3-7.30pm, Saturday 17 December
New Cross, South London
A secular socialist pre-Christmas get together, in the lovely environment of a South London community centre and gardens. All welcome, including kids!
We will be sharing food, beer, wine and soft drinks, and watching the film Made in Dagenham, followed by discussion. (After the event, some of us may head to the pub.)
Suggested donation £10 waged, £4 unwaged (covers everything).
For more information email sacha@workersliberty.org or ring Cathy on 07970 485 798
Facebook event here.
If you'd like to get a speaker, get involved in our socialist feminist campaigning, write or distribute our newspaper Women's Fightback, be put in touch with comrades in your city or area or just have questions or comments, get in touch!
women@workersliberty.org
07883 520 852
