Love Music Hate Racism

***Sadly, the LMHR/NME CD is no longer available to download from nme.com, you may be able to find the odd copy of the magazine itself with covermount CD, or secondhand copies of the CD, on Ebay.***

Part one of the Love Music Hate Racism album comes free with this week's NME (17 - 23 October), with the second half available as a free download. The album sends out a strong message against the BNP and their attempts to target schools. The NME also has a major feature on Love Music Hate Racism and the bands behind the album, making it essential reading - get down to your local newsagents or supermarket and make sure you dont miss out on a copy. You can also buy the issue online

Unite Against Fascism welcomes the decision of the Science Museum and Bristol's Festival of Ideas to cancel the events scheduled around the Nobel Prize winner James Watson, the cancellation of the remainder of his book promotion tour next week and his suspension from his position at the Cold Harbour Reseach Laboratory. Watson used his position as a world famous, eminent scientist to express deeply abhorrent racist views which belong to white supremacists and neo-Nazis. His comments were rightly totally rejected by the length and breadth of the scientific community here in Britain and in the USA, as not having any scientific basis.

Unite Against Fascism has learnt that Oxford Union debating society has invited Fascist BNP leader Nick Griffin and convicted Holocaust denier David Irving to a debate on 'Freedom of Speech' on 26 November. UAF understands they both have been confirmed for this 'debate'. Wherever fascists have a presence, violence and intimidation increases. Fascists stand against the principles of freedom of speech and as history shows, they destroy all opposition by physically annihilating entire people and ending all freedoms.

Download our CD, watch the videos... then get involved! Large or small, our list of ideas has a way for everyone to say "Love Music Hate Racism".

Billy Bragg returned to his old school, Barking Abbey, in the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham, as part of a LMHR event.