ZNetwork | Morning Star UK
As far-right hate and violence sweep across Britain, exploiting the Southport murders as a pretext but especially targeting Muslim communities, anti-fascists of a certain vintage are taking to social media and posting defiant images of an Anti-Nazi League (ANL) badge. It’s a way of saying: “We have seen this before, and we will stand up to it again.” Above: A massive column of demonstrators occupying the full width of the Strand after the start of a procession from Trafalgar Square to Hackney’s Victoria Park in a “Carnival Against the Nazis” organised jointly by the Anti-Nazi League and Rock Against Racism, April 30, 1978