The FBU will be out in force at UN Anti-Racism day demonstrations across the country this Saturday and Sunday – and you can be a part of it.
There will be a union presence at demonstrations across the UK, in London, Cardiff and Glasgow. You can find out details, including timings and meeting places, here.
The marches are taking place to combat racism across the UK and elsewhere. From black and Asian refugees facing discrimination at the Ukranian border to the Nationality & Borders Bill, which threatens the citizenship of 6 million people, there is much to fight.
The labour movement is a vital part of this fight, with a strong and proud history of standing up to racism.
From the Grunwick strikes, where workers who were predominantly Asian women organised and went on a two year strike in response to their treatment, to support for Black Lives Matter across the movement, including in the FBU, workers have shown that organised labour is a vital tool and voice against racism and the forces that use it to oppress and subjugate workers.
This fight is set to continue this weekend, with the union movement coming together and making clear that we oppose racism in every form.
