For the fourth week in a row, anti-racists have taken to the streets of Nottingham in support of the Black Lives Matter cause. Once again, Nottingham United Against Racism (which Nottingham RCG was central in founding) provided an open sound system in the market square, which was taken up by dozens of people, before the demonstration marched to central police station. A speaker on behalf of Nottingham RCG outlined the vital lessons from the anti-racist movements of the 1970s and 1980s that we must learn if we want to build an effective movement against the racism of the British state.
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