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Come with me to the UK’s biggest ever march against the far right.
The march, on the 28th of March, was organised by @togetheraliiance, an alliance of hundreds of civil society organisations and individuals united against the far right.
The day started with an enthusiastic @matthewbroadley, @reshmikalam and me taking public transport together to Hyde Park, each of us representing our local branch of @greenpartyuk.
While we were walking to the Green Party block, we had the pleasure of meeting the extraordinary @chilledasad from @friends_earth in person!
I was a little nervous at first as large crowds sometimes make me anxious. But the lively, joyful and hope-filled atmosphere quickly chased my nerves away.
The march was open and welcoming, with a family-friendly and festival-like energy. We walked from Park Lane to Whitehall, playing drums, chanting slogans of resistance and singing along to music playing from portable speakers. I saw more uplifting signs than I could photograph, each bringing a smile to my face and reassuring me that the far right’s politics of division is weaker than our commitment to togetherness. And along the way, I had the pleasure of chatting with @farhanayamin, @nadiasawalha, @mark_adderley and @eco_ty.
We heard leaders in this space from all walks of life share messages of hope, unity and love on stage. I particularly enjoyed the speeches given by @chilledasad, @officialhackneyabbot and @zackpolanski, all of whom inspired the crowd with their words.
Together, we proved that love is stronger than hate, hope is stronger than fear, and unity is stronger than division. When we organise, we can take on the far right – and win!
The march, on the 28th of March, was organised by @togetheraliiance, an alliance of hundreds of civil society organisations and individuals united against the far right.
The day started with an enthusiastic @matthewbroadley, @reshmikalam and me taking public transport together to Hyde Park, each of us representing our local branch of @greenpartyuk.
While we were walking to the Green Party block, we had the pleasure of meeting the extraordinary @chilledasad from @friends_earth in person!
I was a little nervous at first as large crowds sometimes make me anxious. But the lively, joyful and hope-filled atmosphere quickly chased my nerves away.
The march was open and welcoming, with a family-friendly and festival-like energy. We walked from Park Lane to Whitehall, playing drums, chanting slogans of resistance and singing along to music playing from portable speakers. I saw more uplifting signs than I could photograph, each bringing a smile to my face and reassuring me that the far right’s politics of division is weaker than our commitment to togetherness. And along the way, I had the pleasure of chatting with @farhanayamin, @nadiasawalha, @mark_adderley and @eco_ty.
We heard leaders in this space from all walks of life share messages of hope, unity and love on stage. I particularly enjoyed the speeches given by @chilledasad, @officialhackneyabbot and @zackpolanski, all of whom inspired the crowd with their words.
Together, we proved that love is stronger than hate, hope is stronger than fear, and unity is stronger than division. When we organise, we can take on the far right – and win!
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