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Stand Up To Racism - National Demonstration 18th March 2017

18th March 2017 Un Anti-Racism Day. National demo in London, Glasgow & Cardiff. No to racism, Islamophobia, anti-semitism & fascism. Refugees welcome. Black Lives Matter.

Amid a vitriolic atmosphere of anti-migrant hysteria following the EU referendum, Prime Minister Theresa May has announced she will trigger article 50 by the end of March 2017 in order to “have the freedom to choose the way we control immigration.”

In a situation where migrants, Muslim women and anyone considered to be ‘foreign’ are being attacked on a daily basis and refugees are being abandoned by Britain and Europe to destitution, drowning and exploitation, there has never been a more important time in recent history to stand up to racism.

On March 18th, let’s to make the Stand Up To Racism demonstration for UN Anti-Racism Day the biggest yet, to show that Theresa May does not speak for us when she blames migrants and refugees for the problems cause by austerity and the financial crisis, and that we are united against racism, Islamophobia and anti-Semitism

Over the past 4 years, Stand Up to Racism has organised protests in defence of migrants and refugees. At our recent conference, 1,500 participants – including Jeremy Corbyn, Diane Abbott, Lord Alf Dubs and others – launched a mass anti racist movement. Join us in London in March 2017 to stand up to racism together.

Demonstration organised by Stand Up To Racism and supported by the TUC.

Sheffield Stand Up To Racism Public Rally - 7th February 2017 - Prevent: Why We Should Dissent
07/02/17. Sheffield Stand Up To Racism Public Rally. All welcome.
Prevent: Why We Should Dissent.
Stand Up To Racism is organising three major national...

Sheffield Stand Up To Racism Public Rally - 7th February 2017 - Prevent: Why We Should Dissent

07/02/17. Sheffield Stand Up To Racism Public Rally. All welcome.

Prevent: Why We Should Dissent.

Stand Up To Racism is organising three major national demonstrations with the support of the TUC in London, Glasgow and Cardiff on Saturday 18th March, as part of international action on UN anti-racism day.

The protests will come just as Theresa May says she will invoke article 50 to trigger Brexit.

May’s Tory government is keeping the question of immigration and freedom of movement at the centre of British politics and continues to scapegoat migrants and refugees.

Their prevent strategy is targeting and criminalising Muslims and only by coming together can it be defeated. We have also seen a spike in hate crime after the EU referendum, an intensification of Islamophobia and antisemitism, the election of Donald Trump as US president and growing support for the far right across much of Europe.

Come to this rally to discuss how we can confront the rise in racism and build a broad anti-racist movement.

Refugees and migrants welcome here

No to racism, Islamophobia and anti-semitism

Defend EU workers

Black Lives Matter

Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign - 10 reasons why we need an Orgreave inquiry

Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign - 10 reasons why we need an Orgreave inquiry by Karl
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www.otjc.org.uk

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Marxism 2017

Marxism 2017 by Karl
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6-9 July 2017. Four days of ideas, meetings & debate in central London. Plus films, art and music. Hosted by the SWP. Marxism 2017 is a four day political festival. Last year’s event hosted over 165 meetings and brought together thousands of activists, trade unionists, students, writers and academics from across the globe. This year Marxism will start earlier and host even more meetings on the Thursday (6 July). It will finish with a mass rally on Sunday 9 July.

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“ Publicité Le Coq Sportif.
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thevintagefootballclub:

Publicité Le Coq Sportif.


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The England U21 squad for the game against Scotland U21′s at Bramall Lane, Sheffield in April 1977. Laurie Cunningham (front row 4th left) became the first black player to represent England at this level. He scored the only goal of the game as...

The England U21 squad for the game against Scotland U21′s at Bramall Lane, Sheffield in April 1977. Laurie Cunningham (front row 4th left) became the first black player to represent England at this level. He scored the only goal of the game as England won 1-0.

Football stamp issued by Finland in 1952 as part of a sports set to commmemorate the Helsinki Olympics. The 1952 Olympic football Champions were Hungary who beat Yugoslavia 2-0 in the final. Sweden defeated Germany 2-0 in the third place play-off to...

Football stamp issued by Finland in 1952 as part of a sports set to commmemorate the Helsinki Olympics. The 1952 Olympic football Champions were Hungary who beat Yugoslavia 2-0 in the final.  Sweden defeated Germany 2-0 in the third place play-off to take the bronze medal.

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Fluminense FC 1902-1952. This lovely engraved stamp, seen here in a block of four with a first day of issue cancel, was issued by Brazil on 21/07/1952 in recognition of the 50th anniversary of Fluminense FC. It also served to commemorate the 1952...

Fluminense FC 1902-1952. This lovely engraved stamp, seen here in a block of four with a first day of issue cancel, was issued by Brazil on 21/07/1952 in recognition of the  50th anniversary of Fluminense FC. It also served to commemorate the 1952 Olympics which had opened in Helsinki two days earlier. See here for Fluminense FC centenary issue 1902-2002. 

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Stamp issued by France for the 1938 World Cup.

Stamp issued by France for the 1938 World Cup. 

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The iconic British 1966 World Cup stamp with a special Sheffield World Cup City cancel.

The iconic British 1966 World Cup stamp with a special Sheffield World Cup City cancel. 

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Trevor Hockey in action for Sheffield United against Manchester Utd at Old Trafford in 1971. Eddie Colquhoun behind him. Look at that kit - plain & simple no sponsors not even a club badge. Magnificent.

Trevor Hockey in action for Sheffield United against Manchester Utd at Old Trafford in 1971. Eddie Colquhoun behind him. Look at that kit - plain & simple no sponsors not even a club badge. Magnificent. 

1978 Paraguay World Cup stamps

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Munich 1974. Coupe du Monde de Football. Commemorative 3-value set issued by the Republic of Dahomey.

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1982 World Cup in Spain. Commemorative stamps & a souvenir sheet issued by Mozambique.

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