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· Socialist Outlook no. 10, October 26 1991 · 218 words

Racism and anti-fascism

THE FASCISTS are on the march again. How can we fight them? what type of organisation should Probably the largest anti-fascist organisation in Britain at the moment is Anti-Fascist Acson (AFA)

It has traditionally had a policy of what it calls implementation of No whatever means necessary to prevent fascists being able to meet.

The necessary means have tended to include sticks, boots and Tests, ghen that 18sosls tend to be impervious to reasoned argument.

A describes iself as a united operates ike a poitical party But we need a much broader campain than to to be elecave. The first thing to do must be a huge campaign against the ideas of the East London demonstrators recall the history of anti-fascist struggle fascists. going into the estates and the workplaces, anywhere people From there we have to get people into activties against the lasAnd we have to get organisation against the fascists, where the com targets of fascist altacks.

it is at that stage, where we have a strong movement against the fasthat we are in a postion to The mobilisation of white tenants against a recent black march don, the BNP taking 25 per cent of the white vote in Tower Hamlets. Europe - east and west - mean it

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