IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Socialist Challenge No. 67, 12 October 1978 · pp. 9-10 of the scan · 272 words

The scan: sc-n67-oct-12-1978.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 9 of the scan

fighting peeches against fascism. The senior shop steward put an end to the argument That all extremisI literature should be banned by explaining that the lett always supports the working while the fascists will betrav it The resolution was carried unanimously.

anteroon. stewards reported back, faseists grew rightened and all the racist stickers suddenly disappeared - and have not been This SHICCA forward for the anti-racist fight was only made possible by the allon or the hack workers when they took the initiative at the shop stewards committee, Rover their posters and stickers are still openly displayed.

Our stewards was pushed by a threat from the and by the class radicalisation nanonally. how Never, black workers are meete win asm or a day-to-day basis, from the shop stewares as we as Tom ne management. Recently, the well-known fascist has been elected shop steward in the tin smith area, and the left leaders have kept quiet.

My experience shows how step deep racism runs in the white working class, even among the more radical elements, and how real progress in the anti-racist struggle will only be made when Blacks unite.

THIRTY COVENTRY

general Nazi League supporters ical leted the Coventry City football still against Saturday, writes Nearly 300 badges were sold, and 5,000 leaflets distributed.

The responses trom the youth on the terraces was really good. Comments 'It's about time something was done here' group Against the Nazis up in Coventry as a result of Saturday's events *GEOFF Hasi ANNA no longer alc references at Highbury.

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the referee of Arsenal Young.

Sky Blues will be set

page 10 of the scan

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