Inspirational story of regular people organizing against racism in the UK
In the 1970s England was collapsing economically and people on the Right both in the establishment like MP Enoch Powell and without the National Front were scapegoating immigrants and people of color. Well known musicians like Eric Clapton and Rod Stewart joined the mob talking about the plague of minorities. Several people reacted by creating the Rock Against Racism movement that not only put on concerts but created fanzines and protested to get people to fight the growing racism in the country. It mixed Punk and Reggae with organizing and direct action. This is a documentary about what that group was able to accomplish. It’s a very inspirational story about what ordinary people can accomplish.
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