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Smith's final argument is that they should be free. to stock whichever journals they choose, but freedom infringes the rights freedoms of a large section of the population. The principle COLIN Talbot (23 November) argued that the way to uproot racism in employment, training and promotion is through the strength of the trade unions. He totallv reiecied the use of the Race Relations Act.
Despite all its weaknesses, the Act can sometimes be used to benefit blacks, and even minor gains can increase the combativity of the black masses. So far the movement has totally ignored it.
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Relations Act this has not been done. Snoos cwarus usuaiy assunc tatus the property of the race relations machinery and nothing to do with the workplace This failure by the trade unions to use the Act is not because they are reluctant to rely on the state in the fight against racism. Far from it. The truth to the is that they think that using the Act will Mean COMHHURE SUCICG they are seen to D acKs. InCy will provoke a white backlash. In other TaLIS!
Last January largued at the General Council of the shopworkers" union USDAW that they should support their some victimised Asian workers on the and basis of tne kace Kelatons Act. Ene president, Stan of MP, rejected this out of hand by