The dynamic between feminists and the revolutionary left  was complex. Many women who identified as socialist feminists were active in the autonomous women’s movement; others, in revolutionary left organizations.  A number were active in both.

The documents in this section provide insight into how different revolutionary left groups responded to the growing struggles over women’s equality, both in theory and in action.

Feminism and the Revolutionary Left Documents

	Title	Date	Region
	A Bill of Rights for Women	1975	Ontario
	Build the Independent Women’s Movement	--	Ontario
	Canada’s Women (Communist Party of Canada)	1963	National (all of Canada)
	Feminism & Marxism (1977)	1977	National (all of Canada)
	Infiltration of the Women’s Movement: A Feminist Critique of the Young Socialists	1973	Alberta
	Joint Internal Information Bulletin – Number 5, June 1977	1977	National (all of Canada)
	Repeal Family Allowance Cuts	1979	Ontario
	RWL/LOR PanCanadian Preconvention Discussion Bulletin – Vol. 2, No. 4 (Revolutionary Workers League/Ligue Ouvrière Révolutionnaire	1979	National (all of Canada)
	SNUFF Campaign and Censorship (1978)	1978	Ontario
	Submission to the 1973 LSA/LSO Convention on Women’s Liberation: A Counter Document (League for Socialist Action/Ligue Socialiste Ouvrière)	1973	National (all of Canada)
	The Status of Women in Canada (League for Socialist Action/Ligue Socialiste Ouvrière)	1968	National (all of Canada)
	What is the Revolutionary Potential of Women’s Liberation? (1969)	1969	National (all of Canada)
	What Kind of Women’s Movement?	--	Ontario
	Women’s Liberation & Socialism (1978)	1978	National (all of Canada)
	Women’s Liberation & Socialist Revolution: A Strategy to Win	--	Ontario
	Women’s Liberation – rmg document series 1 (Revolutionary Marxist Group/Groupe Marxiste Revolutionnaire)	1975	National (all of Canada)
	Women’s Liberation in Canada	1975	National (all of Canada)