It is often claimed that the word "Thatcherism" was coined by cultural theorist Stuart Hall in a 1979 "Marxism Today" article. However, this is not true as the phrase "Thatcherism" was first used by Tony Heath in an article he wrote that appeared in "Tribune" on 10 August 1973. Writing as "Tribune"s Education Correspondent, Heath wrote: "It will be argued that teachers are members of a profession which must not be influenced by political considerations. With the blight of Thatcherism spreading across the land that is a luxury that only the complacent can afford". Although the term had in fact been widely used before then, not all social critics have accepted the term as valid, with the High Tory journalist T. E. Utley believing "There is no such thing as Thatcherism".