Belfast Anti-Racist Network Davy Carlin • 3.10.03 The second meeting of the Anti Racist Network is to be moved to Oct 15th and is to be held at the Chinese Welfare Association at 7pm. The change has been suggested by a number of persons due to George Monbiot speaking in Belfast and persons had asked would it be possible not to clash with this. An ongoing mapping and reporting group which had been set up will be able to report back progress then. Apart from those in attendance at the initial meeting others have also been contacted such as trade unionists including ICTU for the next meeting. Confirmation has also been received from other organisations for Oct 15th. A proposal will also be put forward for a visual representative action to be held in the near future - such as various parties, organisations, trade unions etc with their banners outside City Hall showing a collective stand against Racism where the media can be invited along to.                                           Index: Current Articles + Latest News and Views + Book Reviews + Letters + Archives

All censorships exist to prevent any one from challenging current conceptions and existing institutions. All progress is initiated by challenging current conceptions, and executed by supplanting existing institutions. Consequently the first condition of progress is the removal of censorships. - George Bernard Shaw Index: Current Articles 6 October 2003   Other Articles From This Issue:   Tangled Times Eamon McCann   Heroes and Villains Tommy Gorman   Who Was Responsible? Michael Kearney   Costello Commemoration Paul Little   Uncharted Waters Anthony McIntyre   Date Change: Anti Racist Network Meeting Davy Carlin   Coming Soon to the United States? Toni Solo   • 3 October 2003 •   The Rite of Passage Anthony McIntyre   32 CSM Condemn Abduction of its members Andy Martin   Irish Republicanism As I See It Thomas Gore   A Question of Class Davy Carlin   It All Leads Back to This Mick Hall   I Dreamt I Saw Joe H Last Night Anthony McIntyre   Tail Biting Prohibited Eoghan O'Suilleabhain

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