with the Anti Nazi League?
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reports.
The NME has been anxious to portray itself an new wave and anti-azi But when Morley went to the Northern Carnival a couple of weeks ago he Tound disturbing' that he was handed SWP and Young Communist League leaflets, And he sympatbetically reports a black nterrupting the proceedings to say: 'And 1 look at ail you people with your banners and badees, and it makes me sick of all this advertising, cosE know that someone. somewhere is making money our of my black Marley, remember.
ToT a mataze oF to music industry, which has quite a out of black faces.
Ashe well knows, somebody is trying NME owned by (which also owns the Daily Mirror). the largest publishing basis has buckled, and a horde of political extremists and crackpots have now homed in on a ready-made That's not the "Telegraph' or "Mail' speaking. the "New Musical Express', RICHARD CARVER magazines caters for every fad and fancy, and its editors are smart cough to know what Paul sells their product.
This is not to detract from the good work done by some little NME journalists in the Paul Holborrow, secretary.
The roots of wollan oppression — the exploitation el black people, for example. 'RAR and rediscovered the best expressthis. NME supported this in the past and this article is out of character works Rock Against Racism were rather less polite. They might also have added that RAR has its own alternative, Temporary Hoarding, which is better than NME any day of the week.
Unlike TPC. making a cent our of its politics IPC and not are the political and first and the trendies in AUEW
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