SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

DAY OF LIVE NONT- IN AID OF CHARITY FOR THE ETHIOPEAN

Socialist Action 114-sep-20-, 20 September 1985 · p. 2 of the scan · 191 words

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Birminham councillor Amir Khan: 'People like Jeff Rooker and enraged many Afro-Caribbeans. No fall at the first fence? Amir Khan, a Pakistani councillor for nearby Sparkhill, argues that they just don't know what the problems confronting black people like Jeff Rooker Roy HatLa clue I think black that council have Goals last six that done housthe DOLI then The on Wednesday night. Littie tions.

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