Socialist Outlook

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Mobilisations defeat

Socialist Outlook no. 3, June 8 1991 · 302 words

Racism and anti-fascism

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London Nazis by lan MacDonald and Patrick Baker Recent attempts by the British National Party (BNP) and the National Front(NF) to intimidate London's black community have been decisively Nazi demonstrations in Uxbridge on May 11 and Thamesmead on May 25 were met by mass counter-mobilisations organised by the black comThe National Front's attempt to return to west London attracted only 20 supporters. They were met by a mobilisation ten times their size, organised The BP's continued attempts to stir up racial hatred in Thamesmead, where two black people have been murdered in the last few months, met Over 1,000 anti-nazi demonstrators tumed out on Saturday May 25 for a rally called by the local anti-racist coalition, GACARA. Demonstrators were only prevented from halting the racist march by the repeated attacks The twisted priorities of Peter Imbert's Metropolitan Police mean that any future nazi rallies must continue to be met by united mass action.

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