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MEDIA -a battleground against racism

Red Weekly No. 181, 6 January 1977 · p. 3 of the scan · 257 words

The scan: rw-no181-jan-6-1977.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 3 of the scan

'WE WOULD like you to send us a speaker to oiscuss now you are handling stories concerning race activities of racists and fascists.

That's the that has Invalation just cine a member or tes •Gone TrOm STISTO trades Noposal Which sang rom The proposal which sprang leaner and open Letter Deme cu culated within me abour move ment by the Campaign Against Racism in the Media With the squalid role that much or me mass boosting racism and providing a for fascists, Open is beginning wide DUPPULL. Among those now corsino ine car tor meennes such as the above to oe nee- ano to followed up by pickets and demonstrations wh ere coverage is NUJ member and Liberal peer Lord Avebury.

The Thurrock Express NUJ chapel is the first of the union's office bodies to back the while support and donations for campalen nave come rom a num ber oNus branches. including 250 trom Radio Branch Recent leaks about the BBC'S editorial boney make I certain tal broadcasting will be a tierce battle ground in the fight to preairing their views. Minutes from a too- ever bou meetnoast monin reveal that the National Front has now received the regale to eispose or back oeowe etc director informed meeting that there was no need for succidi rules We said the enlightened Curran (omiting to mention tnat ine lent is routinely censored).

Hugh Green, had considered that racism Should be The open nouse -DOlICy Tascists now adopted by the BBC bosses will undoubtedly be enhanced by the

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