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We Are Marching (leaflet)

Workers Against Racism · Leaflet · 1982 · 2 scanned pages · about 844 words of machine-read text

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SAT 4 ~ WED 8 SEPT '82

Brick Lane • Brixton• Brighton

WORKERS

AGAINST

WE ARE

MARCHING

JOIN US!

• AGAINST FASCISTAT TACKS

• AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY

• AGAINST RACIST PASS LAWS

•FOR OUR CLASS

To Trades Union Congress

MARCH

RACISM

• Phone 01-274 3951

FOR FULL DETAILS

sponsors include: Jayaben Desai Anwar Ditta Nasira Begum Tony Benn Arthur Scargill Ken Livingstone Paul Boateng

WAR

WORKERS AGAINST RACISM

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ALL TALK. NO ACTION. The more the bosses use racism to divide the working class, the less our trade union leaders do about it. The WORKERS MARCH AGAINST RACISM is about to change all that. Five hundred marchers will be descending on the TUC conference in Brighton to Make cheques/postal orders payable to WAR' and send to Workers Against Racism, c/o Box 22, 136 Kingsland Jointhe

LONDON - BRIGHTON

4-8 SEPTEMBER 1982

demand

BE THERE!

FRIDAY 3 SEPTEMBER

* Eve-of-march rally at Islington Town Hall

SATURDAY 4 SEPTEMBER

* Feeder marches from all over London

SUNDAY 5 SEPTEMBER

* March through Thornton Heath, Croydon

MONDAY 6 - TUESDAY 7 SEPTEMBER

* March to Brighton

WEDNESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER

* Mass demonstration at the TUC * End-of-march rally

SUPPORTING BANDS INCLUDE

cut &mail this

JOIN THE MARCH

London - Brighton, 4-8 September Name Address Tel No TU/Organisation No of marchers £ enclosed

WORKERS

MARCH

AGAINST

RACISM

* direct action against fascists at work and on the streets * trade union solidarity with black youth against the police * industrial action against deportations, fishing raids and passport checks * an end to racist hiring, firing and promotion practices - no colour bars!

FIVE DAYS OF NON-STOP ACTION AGAINST RACISM

* Make London a no-go zone for racists! March from Brick Lane to Brixton * Rally and benefit at the Fair Deal in Brixton * Films, meetings, entertainment on the way

BABYLON REBELS • AMAZULU • MOTORBOYS MOTOR 5 AFRICAN STAR

Get your trade union/organisation to support the march Send us money (it costs £30 to get each marcher on the road) I/We want to march on/sponsor/make a donation to the WORKERS MARCH AGAINST RACISM High Street, London E8. For full details phone 01-274 3951.

THE JAM • AU PAIRS PIGBAG • FUN BOY 3

Jayaben Desai Anwar Dild Nasira Begum Cynthia Gordon Reggie Yates Najat Chafee vesta Moodie Hoivanandan Avtar Jouhl Bradford 12 Campaign nornion hean camparen Reggie Yates Campaign Paul Worrell Campaign Asian Welfare Association Pakistan Workers Association Pakistan Welfare Association Asian yourn Movement Asian Youth Association Birmincham GARH Brighton ANL society or black rawvers Arthur Scargill Phil Davies (FAT NEC) Pat Denning (NUPE President) Terry Wood (COHSE EC) Camden Trades Council Lambeth Trades Council Tameside Trades Counci! Oxford Trades Council SCPS Metropolitan branch Holborn NUR AUEW Ashton No 2 HUCW (ASS Coventry No 4 ASTMS Coventry City NALGO Walsall Council COnsE Manchester 33? Hackney NALGO Executive AUEW (TASS) Leeds Bow Bus Garage TGWU 1/311 ASTMS Manchester

TGWU/ACTSS 1/128

TGWU/ACTSS 6/380

Tower Hamlets AUEW NUPE (Brent Health District) CPSA Marylebone UBO Coventry UCW Birmingham NALGO Kaplans Strike Committee South East London CPSA (DE) Leeds Unemploved Groun Brighton Women's Centre London Labour Briefing Selly Oak Labour Party UCATT Sheffield 2nd WC103 Tony Benn MP Tee aniont Paul Boateng Ken Livingstone Valerie Wise Reg Race MP Jo Richardson MP nan Maynardm Joan Lestor MP Les Huckfield MP John Tilley MP Alf Dubs MP Michael Meacher MP Tariq All Paul Foot Camden Council shour Groun London Students Organisation Kent University SU Brunel Universtiv SU Kilburn Polytechnic SU Brighton Polytechnic SU Polvtechnic of Central London SU Sussex University sU Kingsway Princeton College SU Queen Mary's College SU Sheffield Polytechnic SU

SPONSORS INCLUDE:

Bangladesh Workers Association Peckham Black Women's Group Birmingham Black Workers Association kodney bickerstatte (NUPE General Secretary) Dennis Barry (Laurence Scott's Covenor) Lou Lewis (UCATT Convenor London Region) Nirmal Roy (Ealing NALGO Executive' John Kirwin-Davey (President Leeds Trades Council) Jack Taylor (Yorkshire Area NUM President) Werek wattell Merseyside Area Otticer NUTGW NUPE Race Relations Advisory Sub-Committee Battersea and Wandsworth Trades Council ASTMS NE London Medical Branch AUEW (TASS) Coventry District Committee Hammersmith NALGO Executive NUPE Manchester Royal Infirmary COHSE Wadsley branch (Sheffield) South Yorkshire Crafts Commitee (Steel Industry) Imperial Metal Industries TGWU 5/177 NATHE City and East London College NALGO Tower Hamlets (Health branch) TGWU 9/10 (South Yorkshire buses) Birmingham Housing Management District Direct Labour JSSC Revolutionary Gay Men's Caucus Rulecan Women's Strike Committee Bernie Grant (Deputy Leader Haringey Council) Lorna Cohen (Leeds Labour Councillor) Denise Robson (Hacknev Labour Councillor' Matthew Warburton (Lambeth Labour Councillor) Judy Thomas (Leeds Labour Councillor) Neil ngoart (Leeds Labour councillor Arthur Latham (Chairman Greater London Labour Party) Vidya Anand (EC Greater London Reaional Council!

Bob Quick (Liverpool City Councillor) Anthony Kendall (Leader Hackney Council) Graham Stringer (Chairman Manchester CLP) Ann Bliss fLewicham Labour Councillor Russell Profitt (Lewisham Labour Councillor) Jeremy Corbyn (NUPE full-time official) George Mudie (Leader Leeds City Council) Dave Sullivan (Lewisham Labour Councillor) Phil Turner (Leader Camden Council!

Chris Knight (London Labour Briefing Editorial Board) Graham Bash (London Labour Briefing Editorial Board) David erver (Southwark Labour Councilior School of African and Oriental Studies SU

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