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23 August 2017

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Charlottesville solidarity

London Charlottesville protest 15 August 2017, photo Helen Pattison

London Charlottesville protest 15 August 2017, photo Helen Pattison   (Click to enlarge)

With only a day's notice, around 100 people gathered outside the US embassy in London on 15 August to stand in solidarity with Charlottesville anti-fascist demonstrators - one of who, Heather Heyer, was murdered by a neo-Nazi. Speakers from across the trade union movement contributed. A number of people in the crowd were from the US and were shocked at recent events there. Seeing solidarity being organised around the world was really impressive. Socialist Party members and our placards were prominent on the vigil. One passer-by gave £10 for a copy of the Socialist

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Lewisham 1977: When socialists and workers defeated the far-right National Front

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Charlottesville solidarity


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Socialist readers' comments and reviews

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Anti-fascist:

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triangleMemorial to working-class fighters who fought fascism

triangleProtesters drive far right out of Liverpool

trianglePittsburgh Synagogue shootings: Unite to fight anti-Semitism and far right

triangleBolsonaro - a threat to Brazil's workers and all oppressed people

Solidarity:

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triangleInternational Workers' Day - struggle, solidarity, socialism

triangleSparks continue protests against deskilling

triangleTrade unionists under attack - solidarity meeting

US:

triangleIs Biden offering a new 'New Deal'?

triangleBiden's policies will not solve underlying US crisis

triangleSuperpowers' tensions continue to ratchet up

Socialist:

triangleSocialist Party national meeting: Perspectives for socialism after the elections

triangleStop Israeli state brutality

Trump:

triangleEast London Socialist Party: Trump, Biden and the storming of the Capitol

Fascist:

triangleWaltham Forest Socialist Party: Could Britain become a fascist state?

London:

triangleSparks fight continues

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