'equality'.
The TUC has to recognise the right of black workers organise blacks within the unions.
Inform There should be action centre' sel well publicised and able immediately inform workers of their rights and provide Lance necessary The 'monitoring' that is proposed is unclear.
The TUC has to cạmpaign vigorous v against in the community leatlets, and demonstrations.
it has tackle the government head-on with the questions of unemracist legislation like the Nationality Bill.
ABOUT 50 people picketed Holloway police station on 26 June protesting at police inaction over a racist hit and run attack on a black woman broken hip and nearly lost one eye when two white men drove their metallic purple Ford Cortina Mark 2 at her on 18 April. She is still in hospital. No one has beer charged.
For further information contact the Rhoda Gerald A tion Committee c/o 76 Stroud Green Road, London N4 Defence In situations like Coventry, the TUC should be sending teams of people WULN Luc 3OCd trade unions, Labour Party and black movement to contront the fascist terror, using all the resources at its disposal Around 51 per cent of all black workers belong to — a higher proportion white workers. They look to the trade unions as a primary Khoda Gerald ended up with two broken legs. a source of defence.
The TUC charter will be a step in the right direction it it is used to develop and strengthen blac organisation and pontica action.
It is unfortunate to say the least that will be in distribution because of its prohibitive Cos £50 for 1,000 copies.
Inalviaual copies can De obtained from the TUC ; ConHouse Russell Street, London WC1 Against Fascist Sunday 12 July 10am Assemble Islington Green, NI Supported by Islington Trades Council and Islington Anti Nazi League Socialis: Chaltange 2 Jun 195 Pagan 5
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