Saturday 21 June 2008

NATIONAL MARCH & PARADE AGAINST RACISM AND FASCISM

National March & Parade Against Racism and Fascism
** Stop the Fascist BNP **
** Love Music Hate Racism Carnival Hits the Streets! **

Saturday 21st June 2008

Assemble: 12 noon, Tooley Street, London SE1 (behind Greater London Assembly building, nr Tower Bridge)
To: Trafalgar Square W1

March and carnival parade
Floats with top artists performing
Marching & samba bands
Speakers and banners from scores of organisations opposed to the BNP’s racist hate.

Download flyers and posters (in colour or black & white) from our Download page.

In the wake of the election of the fascist British National Party’s Richard Barnbrook to the Greater London Assembly (GLA), and of other new BNP councillors in other parts of the country, we will show once again that anti-fascists are the majority. The Love Music Hate Racism (LMHR) Carnival at the end of April showed the mass multicultural audience opposed to racism and fascism and now is the time for the Carnival to hit the streets. Barnbrook must not be allowed to settle comfortably into his ill-gotten office, but must be resisted at every turn. Together we can stop the BNP from turning their GLA win into a respectable platform for spreading racist poison in London and across the country.

LMHR, trade unions, and other anti-fascist and anti-racist campaigns, are calling a national demonstration and carnival parade against fascism and racism which will celebrate the diversity of our society and make it clear that racism and fascist organisations like the BNP will not be tolerated. There will be a march and carnival parade, with floats, marching bands, speakers and banners from every organisation opposed the BNP’s racist hate.

Coaches to the protest are being booked from around the country. If you’re coming from outside London see below for your nearest coach - and let us know of any other coaches planned.

Barrow & South Cumbria: Paul on 07817688835
Birmingham: 8:30am, Carrs Lane Church Centre, Carrs Lane, opposite Moor Street railway station, Birmingham City Centre. Tickets ?Ǭ

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