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... Trotsky , 54 the small Trotskyist splinter group struggled along for ten years before formally organizing itself into a party . During these lean years the Trotskyists func- tioned mainly as a propaganda and agitational group espous ...
... Trotsky , 54 the small Trotskyist splinter group struggled along for ten years before formally organizing itself into a party . During these lean years the Trotskyists func- tioned mainly as a propaganda and agitational group espous ...
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... Trotsky's theory was correct , the struggle for self - determination would force the black community into the class struggle ... Trotskyist fac- tion officially constituted itself as the Socialist Workers Party , and in April , 1939 , a ...
... Trotsky's theory was correct , the struggle for self - determination would force the black community into the class struggle ... Trotskyist fac- tion officially constituted itself as the Socialist Workers Party , and in April , 1939 , a ...
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... Trotsky said.61 As for organizational tactics , SWP delegates proposed , and Trotsky accepted , the idea of establishing a mass organization to fight for black equality . The question of whether the pro- posed organization would be a ...
... Trotsky said.61 As for organizational tactics , SWP delegates proposed , and Trotsky accepted , the idea of establishing a mass organization to fight for black equality . The question of whether the pro- posed organization would be a ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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