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Socialist Challenge No. 189, 19 March 1981 · p. 6 of the scan · 128 words

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page 6 of the scan

I DISCUSSED your report (5 March)

supporters.

event, felt that you had understood was liberation and are in favour of it.

understand it, paper to sell at his factory support them.

MIKE BAER, Southall Challeng While it was good to see such in depth coverage of the assumed all readers involved. example, headline 'Blacks take the streets' assumes that all readers know all about building a mass movement for black This isn't necessarily the case, and if a reader doesn't the headline can be seen from a racist viewpoint. For this reason, one supporter didn't take the We also thought that there should have been more detail about what had happened over the fire, why black people feel angry about it, and why white people should