[In Coventry last police, press and community precinct…]
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In Coventry last police, press and community precinct on Saturday May 2 relations officers to pass it as a first step in building a Saturday night a major off as an example of the lack working class leadership in step was taken towards of discipline amongst youth. the working class communThe action meeting on ity that realises that it is Published by Folrose Ltd for the Workers Socialist League, BM Box 5277, Lundon W/CIN 3XX. Printed by East End Offse "Registered as a newspaper'at the Post Office, Signed'articles do not necessarily represent the viewsuf the Workers Socialist the building of a genuine anlf dafanno wurkers SCIl against a growing number of racist attacks perpetrated by the fascists and their fringe.
The murder of Satnam Singh Gill in the crowded Coventry precinct on Saturday • 18 April caused furious response in the black community and the labour movement.
Even though this outrage followed the knifing of two black youths in separate incidents. a matter of days befor, there has been the usual attempt by the Saturday attended by over 300 people recognised the need to turn away from the pacifist and protest orientated politics offered by the community elders and reformists of both the black and white labour leaderships.
Massive presence Avoiding the dangers of building a counter-attack on the fascists in isolation, the meeting turned to militants in the trade unions and Labour Party and youth in the schools to build i massive presence in the Box 5277, Lundon WCIN 3XX. Prin! notmegessarily represent the views of only the independent strength of the working class that can destroy the fascists and the bosses' system that spawns them.
*Build a labour mobilisation to drive the fascists off the streets of Coventry.
*Build a permanent organisation for defence against attacks by the bosses or their fascist henchmen in every ward, union branch, school and college.
How it was organised -p.4