Social contract must go under - Anarchist Worker

Coolio, were you part of an anarchist group?

No it's just I didn't know who published the newspaper.

The Anarchist Workers Association

At the beginning of 1975 ORA changed its name to the Anarchist Workers Association, which it was felt implied more of a class committment, although others criticised this change as a mistake, implying workerism, and a too narrow obsession with the workplace. It was true that most of the membership in this period were heavily involved in workplace activity.

By 1976 the AWA had 50 members, most of them active, with 3 groups in London, groups in Oxford, Yorkshire, Leicester, and Scotland. The paper now called itself Anarchist Worker, was a regular monthly with sales of 1,500-2,000, mostly street sales. It was to some extent ‘a libertarian version of Socialist Worker’ but the coverage was wider, for example covering the struggles of claimants and squatters and provocatively questioning the work ethic.

http://libcom.org/library/anarchist-communism-in-britain-1870-1991

Yes, that's right. I uploaded it, because it refutes the argument put forth by the labour left that the attack on workers began in '79 with the Conservative government and social democracy wasn't also undermined by a portion of the w/c. Feel free to delete the entry though.