 Influenced by the prevailing political climate, some members who joined in the 1960s wanted to change the emphasis of the Party's propaganda efforts towards taking a more positive attitude to industrial struggles, Claimants Unions and Tenants Associations but also to women's liberation and squatting, arguing that the Party had developed a somewhat idealist conception of how socialist consciousness arises, being divorced from the day-to-day struggles of workers.One particular group of these activists published an internal discussion bulletin, which, in 1974, converted itself into an externally oriented journal called "Libertarian Communism".This was produced with the aid of non-members and supported the idea of workers' councils.