Solidarity Against Racism
Solidarity can defeat the racist ‘March For Australia’ movement, argues Peter Boyle. The movement emerged after a massive show of support for Palestine, with up to 300,000 people marching across the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The march, which was held on August 31, represented a significant surge in solidarity with the people of Gaza. However, this display of unity was seen as a threat by the racist right, who aim to build a mass anti-immigrant movement.
- The racist March for Australia movement started after the march in support of Palestine.
- The far-right and white supremacist activists aspire to build a mass right-wing populist movement in Australia.
The mass surge of solidarity that the march represented was understood by the racist right as a deadly threat to its dreams to build a mass anti-immigrant movement.
Autor's summary: Solidarity defeats racism.
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