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From The Socialist newspaper, 17 June 2008
No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services
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Love Music Hate Racism 2007, photo Paul Mattsson |
- Unite and fight against low pay and cuts in jobs and services.
- No to the far-right, racist BNP.
- End cheap labour. For a minimum wage of £8 an hour. No exemptions.
- A massive public spending programme to create more houses, schools, hospitals and all the facilities we need. End privatisation.
- Campaign to form a new mass party of the working class.
Demonstrate
21 June, 12 noon
assemble Tooley Street, London SE1
behind Greater London Assembly building, near Tower Bridge
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Love Music Hate Racism 2007, photo Paul Mattsson |
called by love music hate racism
campaign for a new workers' party
conference
Sunday 29 June 11am - 5pm
South Camden Community School, Charrington Street, London NW1
Nearest stations - Kings Cross & St Pancras, Euston, Mornington Crescent
Speakers confirmed so far include:
- Bob Crow, RMT general secretary
- Dave Nellist, Campaign for a New Workers' Party national chair
- John McInally, PCS vice president
- Simeon Andrews, Labour Representation Committee secretary
- Rob Hoveman, Respect co-ordinating committee
- Dave Church, Walsall Democratic Labour Party
- Mike Davies, Alliance for Green Socialism chair
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Finance appeal
The coronavirus crisis has laid bare the class character of society in numerous ways. It is making clear to many that it is the working class that keeps society running, not the CEOs of major corporations.
The results of austerity have been graphically demonstrated as public services strain to cope with the crisis.
The government has now ripped up its 'austerity' mantra and turned to policies that not long ago were denounced as socialist. But after the corona crisis, it will try to make the working class pay for it, by trying to claw back what has been given.
- The Socialist Party's material is more vital than ever, so we can continue to report from workers who are fighting for better health and safety measures, against layoffs, for adequate staffing levels, etc.
- When the health crisis subsides, we must be ready for the stormy events ahead and the need to arm workers' movements with a socialist programme - one which puts the health and needs of humanity before the profits of a few.
Inevitably, during the crisis we have not been able to sell the Socialist and raise funds in the ways we normally would.
We therefore urgently appeal to all our viewers to donate to our Fighting Fund.
In The Socialist 17 June 2008:
No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services
No! to racism: Yes! to decent jobs, homes and public services
Unite and fight against racism
Protest at BNP 'hate festival'
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