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Black Lives Matter: An International Rally

An international rally on Saturday, July 11, with speakers from the United States, Brazil, France, and Argentina.

Left Voice

July 6, 2020
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For over a month, millions have taken to the streets across the globe, to fight against racism and police brutality and to say that Black lives matter. In this new wave of uprisings, which comes in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, one thing is clear — the struggle against racism is the struggle against the capitalist system that thrives on oppression.

On July 11, join the international rally presented by the La Izquierda Diario / Left Voice network to hear from comrades from around the world who’ve been at the front lines of the current movement against racist and police terror. The fight against racist and police terror is international!

Speakers:

With greetings from comrades in Great Britain, Germany, Chile and Bolivia, and an opening by Nicolás del Caño and Myriam Bregman from Argentina.

Watch:

Tune in to Left Voice at 2pm Eastern Time and 11am Pacific Time on Facebook and Youtube.

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