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Manchester regional meeting

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  • When: Monday, January 30th, 2006
  • Location: Manchester

Monday 30th January 7:30 The University of Manchester Student Union.


LMHR BENEFIT NIGHT AT THE HATCHAM CLUB NEW CROSS

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  • When: Saturday, January 28th, 2006
  • Location: New Cross, London

Love Music Hate Racism and Southwark UNISON are proud to present... Nations Vibrations Sound System/ Long Weekend/ Olympus Mons


Leeds regional meeting

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  • When: Thursday, January 26th, 2006
  • Location: Leeds, Baroque

Thursday 26th January, 8pm, Baroque (opposite Leeds Central Library), The Headrow, Leeds City Centre


ROLL DEEP

As a group made up of mixed races and cultures we cannot accept in this day and age, racial prejudice in any way, shape or form. We feel strongly that the UK should and will be a place for people of all colours, races, shapes and sizes to live side by side in harmony.

UAF and SOAS Holocaust Memorial Day

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  • When: Wednesday, January 25th, 2006
  • Location: SOAS JCR Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H

To mark Holocaust memorial day Unite Against Fascism together with SOAS ( School of Oriental & African Studies ), Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H will be holding the following event.


LETHAL BIZZLE

It is important to let people know about the prejudices going on in our society today so we can try and change things. A lot of prejudice comes from lack of awareness… LMHR brings these issues to our attention… there’s a lot of racism happening everyday in our society and if we can bring attention to this then we can move closer to stopping the threat of racist attacks.

LETHAL BIZZLE SHOWS HIS SUPPORT FOR LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM

January 24th, 2006 - No Comments - Read More

Mobo award winning grime MC speaks out against racism and about his involvement in the Unite Against Fascism and Love Music Hate Racism conference on Saturday 18 February 2006.


London group meeting

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Wednesday 18th January, 6.30-8.00pm, Foyer bar, Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London SE1 (Waterloo tube/rail)


Massive anti-Nazi protest at BNP leader’s trial

January 18th, 2006 - 1 Comment - Read More

A total of 1,200 people joined the anti-fascist protest outside Leeds Crown Court and the rally yesterday...


Hard-Fi poster

On Thursday 15 September 2005 Hard-Fi played a LMHR benefit gig at the Scala in London alongside ska legends The Beat, Jerry Dammers and Neville Staples from The Specials, Roll Deep, and more. These beautifully-designed posters will become collector’s items in no time.


LMHR T-shirt

Due to unexpected massive demand, we’ve temporarily sold out of the mens sizes in our LMHR t-shirt. Keep checking back, we’ll get some more soon and we have some new designs in the pipeline too…


Badges x 10

Assortment of Love Music and Rock Against Racism badges.


New London club night “Rock Against Racism: We Want Rebel Music”

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The new Rock Against Racism Club is a celebration of rebel music throughout the ages, socially aware music that has something to say, music that broke the mould, be it punk, grime, reggae, soul, indie, hip-hop, ska or rock & roll. As well as RAR and LMHR DJs brining you the best in "rebel music", expect live music from the best in up and coming urban and indie talent supporting the Love Music Hate Racism cause.


Teaching Union’s Anti-Racism Campaign

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Love Music Hate Racism is proud to announce cooperation with the teaching trade union, the NASUWT. LMHR and LMHR-supporting artists are backing a NASUWT competition for schools called "Arts & Minds" which encourages students and their schools to use creative writing and art to express their feelings about what racial equality and cultural diversity mean to today's society.


We want rebel music!

January 12th, 2006 by Dolapo Ladeinde - 5 Comments - Read More

The same way punk pioneers like The Clash and The Slits fused reggae with their music in the early 80’s, the rock acts of today are now experimenting with this new sound called Grime. “Rock against racism: We want rebel music” kicks off in early January. The club night will not only be a showcase for exciting new Rock & Grime acts, but a celebration of people of all colours coming together through music.