Socialist Outlook

Socialist Viewpoint, International, Socialist Outlook and their supplements, 1984–2002

ANTI-RACISM

Socialist Outlook no. 95, January 20 1996 · 158 words

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Racism and anti-fascism

Socialist Outlook 95 • January 20 1996. being murdered and atlacked (those) who don't have those concerns are not representing black communities".

The Left's defeat in the 80s also has a more far-reaching and profound legacy. The backlash against political correctness, itself the tragic result of a divorce of social movements from struggle, has helped create the context where the Tories can introduce the Asylum and Immigration Bill. "As long as unemployment is a feature of our economic system. rots will be here to stay" said an Independent editorial recently, The newspaner can only pose the quesentirely different political agenda. The answer is a society run on the basis of need not greed. which is democratically run, that empowers its. citizens who are part of its institutions, a society committed to anti-racism and with an internationalist perspective. What is needed is social. ism.

In this struggle, the black left and white left must act together in unity.

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