Thousands of people protested across Britain in recent weeks to insist that “Black Lives Matter”. Called in response to a series of police killings in the US, the protests have struck a chord with many young people angry at racism in Britain too.
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Unite the Resistance
- Back strikes by cleaners working for ISS in Liverpool and Bootle tax offices
- Solidarity with the all-out strike on Leeds First Group buses
- Blacklisting, Bullying, Whistleblowing & Police Surveillance – conference 16 and 17 September
- From today’s picket council lines in Bromley
- All-out Leeds bus strike next Tuesday as bus bosses dismiss workers
- Council workers and Bromley residents prepare to march for public services
Stand up to Racism
- Thousands march in London to oppose racism and Tory austerity
- After the EU Referendum: Stand up to racist violence
- Demonstrate Sat 16 July: No More Austerity – No To Racism – Tories Must Go!
- Turnberry demonstrators Stand Up To Trump!
- Leave vote reflection of anti-austerity anger directed at immigrants – Don’t despair join the movement against racism!
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