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Socialist Challenge No. 59, 17 August 1978 · p. 3 of the scan · 565 words

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RAR.

A lot of people's reaction to u lobby of the TUC would be: the TUC's just sold us out over and over again. Why bother with them"

Ju: Because the tupposed to represent working people and i should represen ag restilthere, still angry, and still without a job.

1 know there' been a past relation with KTH, but thr does mark a change. This tins booking the hands. Does that haskof RART Rob: The poit ahou RTW H racism. We started off together about two years ago. May Day two years was # went our spurale ways.

KAR I bancally a picni ganda organisation and we saw the importance of ensoyany 1la RTW marches.

RAR changed politics → left cultural politics - over the past two years, quite a lot And this is jest agother aspect of that development No. I think It's great. But I can imagine people saying: KAR 6 * very broad based organisalion and don't you sacrifice some of that by being identified DELEGATES at the TUC in Brighton next month aren't going to know what hit them. They will have the This year the RTW march is being organised with Rock Against Racism: four days of Anger on the Road, followed by putting The Heat on the TUC.

RICHARD CARVER talked to JO and BOB of RAR to find out what it was about — and they ended up throwing around all sorts of ideas for the future of with something as specilic as RTW:

Bob: We jusi thought thar if RTW was getting 500 kids 1o march down to Brighton, then that was doing something.

So why not belp them out if se can and make it enjoyable Joint left Enjoying for the kick? 1 mean, I don't know I the Right 1o Work Are you going to be linking up with CAYE. Ithe ment]?

Bob: Well, I don't know what the line is, but we in RAR are taking a non-sectarian view of the whole thing, If we can put on a better pig for the young unemployed workers together then What'sstriking about the latest Temporary Hoarding is the coming up. This is related. Dreaus worn you re canna with racism, the same way as plosment. you have to take up Bob: Our first real taste of the problem was Brighion (when Nottingham Camival the Fabulous Poodles played a really sexist seri The problem is that most rock music is sexist Adam and the Ants talking Cumpaign about little girls in unifozeno. 1 Unemploy- don't know, the Kinks. THE Giro Kids were on the murch last Tuesday, disturbing the cloisters of capitalism in Glusgene's stuck eschange and Chumber of Commerce, writes CHRIS BAMBERY.

Under the eyes of the boys in hlue: wuge rise under their belts. which compures with &10 for a jobless school leaver the Right Committee demenstrated for their right to work.

As the stockhrokers hurried pust, the chunis went up: Dele money isn't funny, fight for the right to work' and The Giro Kids ure innocent OK':

With over 27,000 teenngers Many bandslell.

prepared to Nabional Front Poodles Keeps first.

Cos we're as well is political.

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Right to Work march, the CPSA-sponsored lobby, and the Other TUC converging on them from all sides.

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