British, black - and deported | IMGpapers 1980

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La century. are back in vogue.

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are racist through and through.

land. DEPORTATIONS for British citizens, not seen for over Carl wiin ine minor come of scanne a television ano no clocks, was bound over hy Judge Clay on condition that His real crime was heing black and British and heing around at the time of tho couth ursmo m Baston asi That such a sentence cond bo handed out to a white person who was born in Britain is animaginable.

It confirms that Britam scourts. alongside the ponce. But the outery should not be directed at the ponce and tudges alone Their racism is bached op by the racist laws of the particular the ostence of imigrados, laws After 'all, it black people can't como into the country. why not go ond sep tuther and kick them our?

The labour movement should launch a campaign to defend Carl Williams, and to sach ludge C lay ing arming of the police.

assent. problem black youth but a Tory britain wnica orrers no THE REAL VICTIMS

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