Solidarity Against Racism
Peter Boyle argues that broader alliances are necessary to build solidarity with Palestine and against racist attacks.
The racist March for Australia (MFA) movement emerged after a massive solidarity march for Gaza, with up to 300,000 people participating.
The mass surge of solidarity was understood by the racist right as a threat to its dreams of building a mass anti-immigrant movement.
- Far-right and white supremacist activists aim to build a mass right-wing populist movement in Australia, similar to those in European countries and the US.
- Movements should avoid tactics that could isolate progressive struggles from potential supporters.
Autor's summary: Solidarity can defeat racist movements.
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