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The paper Socialist Woman was established in early 1969 in Nottingham on the initiative of the IMG (International Marxist Group) with the aim of establishing Socialist Woman Groups around it. Members and sympathisers of the IMG in Nottingham and other parts of the country distributed, wrote for and supported the paper, and have taken the initiative in setting up Socialist Woman Groups in many different At the first national conference of the Socialist Woman Groups held in January 1972, the Groups agreed on a national manifesto stating their political position and aims, and voted to make their central activity for the next period a campaign for equal pay and equal work against low pay. Overall responsibility for coordination between the Groups between conferences is taken by the editorial board, which was elected at Conference.
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