Remember When: The Clash Rocked Against Racism in 1978
On April 30, 1978, 100,000 people marched six miles to Victoria Park in London, England for a anti-racism concert headlined by The Clash.
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On April 30, 1978, 100,000 people marched six miles to Victoria Park in London, England for a anti-racism concert headlined by The Clash.
The Specials and Fun Boy Three singer Neville Staple will headline a special concert to launch a Rock Against Racism exhibition in Hastings on Saturday, August 27, with support from reggae-jungle mash-up maestros Dub Pistols and local all-girl punk heroes Hot Wax.
Northern Tool + Equipment, a leading retailer and manufacturer of tools and equipment, recently donated products worth $5,000 to the manufacturing and engineering program at John Hersey High School in Arlington Heights.
Northern Tool + Equipment, a leading retailer and manufacturer of tools and equipment, recently donated products worth $5,000 to the manufacturing and engineering program at John Hersey High School in Arlington Heights.
The movement against the far right in the 1970s was made at gigs and on the street. Jo Holland reviews White Riot and Paul Holborow, tells the story of building the Anti Nazi League. Just over 11 percent of film directors in the UK are women. Statistics around ethnicity are unreliable, but assuming that the majority of this tiny group are white, it is fitting and gratifying that Rubika Shah, director of seminal music documentary White Riot, is an Asian woman. The film takes us back to the time in the 1970s when racists were being emboldened by Enoch Powell’s “Rivers of Blood” speech, Er...