The Resurgence of Racism in Europe

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This document records Bernie Grant’s lecture titled 'The Resurgence of Racism in Europe,' delivered in 1992 at the University of Michigan during Black History Month. As a British Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Standing Conference Against Racism in Europe (SCORE), Grant addressed the growing challenges posed by racism and fascism in Europe. The talk highlights the importance of international cooperation in anti-racist and anti-fascist activism.

Key points:
– Bernie Grant was a British MP and Chairperson of SCORE, an organization focused on combating racism in Europe.
– The lecture was presented at the Hale Auditorium, Michigan Business School, on February 13, 1992.
– The event was part of the University of Michigan’s Black History Month celebrations.
– Grant discussed the resurgence of racism in Europe and its implications for international anti-racist and anti-fascist campaigns.

Bernie Grant was a pioneering figure in Black British politics and anti-racist activism, advocating for solidarity across national boundaries. His leadership in SCORE reflected his commitment to confronting racism and fascist movements not only in the UK but throughout Europe. This lecture exemplifies his internationalist approach to fighting racism and promoting social justice.

Source note: The OCR transcript is clear and accurately captures the event details and title; however, it does not include the full speech content.