Black rights campaign vital | Socialist Action 1983

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with its national support and press is in a perfect position to help build a black rights campaign within the Labour Party as discussed in SA 3 Activists understand. that until the Labour Partv can be classed as ar ally in the fight against racism and not a cause of the bulk of the struggles, the majority of campaigns will continue outside the party.

Campaign organisers should be encouraged to direct the issues into the Labour rarty, wnere une black rights campaign can take up the fights, alsc take them to Walworth Road, Congress Houst and the despatch box in parllamenl.

Alongside this Labour Party activists must build the campaign to rid the Labour Party of racism, repeal all racist laws, stop racist praclises in industry and all other fields.

If any Labour Party activists want to build such a campaign I'll be pleased to hear from them GMBATL desegate 10 Obitam Tea CLP SaRa CApA! Most campaigns against racism have been based outside the Labour Party