The city of Brum has been home to those fleeing from hostility and persecution for hundreds of years and has benefitted hugely from their contribution to our society, ecomomy and culture. This rally celebrates that contribution and makes a stand against media scapegoating and racist immigration policies.
Birmingham: City of Migrants Rally, Sat September 20th, 12 noon-2.30pm.
Birmingham Anti-Racist Campaign | 15.09.2008 15:15 | Migration | Birmingham
Birmingham Anti-Racist Campaign
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Brum NoBorders and Birmingham Anti Racist Campaign aren't the same organisation
15.09.2008 17:40
Last year Birmingham ARC held a similar rally in Victoria Square, but called for an 'Amnesty' which clearly isn't compatible with a noborders position.
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/birmingham/2007/06/374302.html?c=on
As such, there hasn't been any collaboration between the two groups this year.
Don't worry, some people from brum noborders will go to Manchester.
Good luck to ARC on Saturday.
Dunno what to think of Stoke tbh, it hasn't been publicised on our local imc. Good luck UAF, let's hope you ditch Weyman Bennett for this one!
No Pasaran!
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/regions/birmingham/2007/06/374302.html?c=on As such, there hasn't been any collaboration between the two groups this year.
Don't worry, some people from brum noborders will go to Manchester.
Good luck to ARC on Saturday.
Dunno what to think of Stoke tbh, it hasn't been publicised on our local imc. Good luck UAF, let's hope you ditch Weyman Bennett for this one!
No Pasaran!
no borders, no bosses!
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