How do we stop the racist offensive?
The fight against racism and the cost-of-living crisis go hand in hand because of the government’s attempt to stir up racism to distract from its failure and to wrongly blame immigrants and BAME communities.
Anti-racism
We demand #JusticeforChrisKaba – Armed police threaten strike
An armed MetropolitanPolice Officer shot Chris Kaba once through the driver’s seat window. One shot. Straight to the head. He died a few hours later.
Join the protests across Britain.
Stop Rwanda flights! No offshore detention – Protest Monday 5 September
Stop Rwanda flights! No offshore detention – Protest
Monday 5 September 9am to 5pm
Outside the Royal Courts of Justice, London
Right-wing Senators turn Supreme Court hearings into spectacle of racism and bigotry
It is vitally important to recognize the vile, racist attacks against Judge Jackson for what they are and to denounce them as such.
To prevent more Child Qs, we must get police out of schools
The Met police use disproportionate force against Black and other minoritised children; they use spit-hoods and tasers more often and stop and search them (including strip searching) at far higher rates. There were 9,000 strip searches of children in the past five years alone of which 2000 were under the age of 16. Get police out of our schools.
The racist offensive disproportionately affects women – and must be opposed
The government chooses to attack the health and the living standards of the many, it uses racism to divide, distract and scapegoat for its failures. Racism makes life so much harder for Bame women. Let us pledge to march against racism marking UN Anti-Racism Day in London and Glasgow on Saturday March 19 and in Cardiff on Sunday March 20.