International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

What Is the SSL

· Scottish Socialist No. 6, June–July 1977 · p. 16 of the scan · 129 words

The scan is held in the Red Mole archive (not online).

This text was corrected by hand against the scan: p. 16, read 4 Nov 2026. Set in three narrow columns of bold type, which Vision read across the columns; the record is the box headed WHAT IS THE SSL, signed Steve Kennedy, National Secretary, SSL. The enquiry box beside it is with the issue's notices

[page 16]

THE Scottish Socialist League was set up in March of this year by socialists who had been expelled from the Scottish Labour Party by its reformist leadership. It was founded as a revolutionary Marxist organisation committed to fight for the creation of a united all-British revolutionary party and the unification of those organisations of the far left in Britain divided by questions of tactics rather than principle.

The SSL welcomes the setting up of Socialist Challenge as a step on the road to creating a class struggle opposition to the Labour Government and its anti-working class policies.

We will be submitting regular coverage of developments in Scotland, from industrial struggles to the rise of Scottish nationalism, the political intervention of our organisation.

STEVE KENNEDY

National Secretary, SSL.

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