During the 1980s our women activists issued a paper aimed at building the women's movement on the basis of class politics. Women's Fightback was launched at a conference of 500 women in 1980.
During the miners' strike of 1984-5 Women's Fightback produced strike bulletins created and circulated by women in pit villages across the country. It played a role in "Women against Pit Closures". Women's Fightback petered out in the late 1980s, as the Labour Party women's sections and the feminist movement declined, but our commitment to socialist-feminist organisation remains.