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fight IN HIS article 'How socialists see the for black liberation' November) Colin Talbot argues that 'an explicitly gramme would hinder rather than anti-capitalist nelp a united black movement embracing all political currents within the black masses', and that the political basis of the black movement should be simply an anti-racist one. He goes on to say that revolutionaries must give "full support' to black organisations like BASH.
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