NEWS.CATEGORY: Equalities

NEWS.PUBLISHED: 22 March 2023

TSSA at Stand up to Racism

A group of TSSA activists of varying ages and races wearing TSSA E-mix T-shirts, waving TSSA flags and holding up a big TSSA E-Mix Reloaded banner.

TSSA was out at Stand up to Racism events in London, Cardiff and Glasgow on Saturday March 18th. Here's some pictures of the day.

A group of TSSA activists of varying ages and races, wearing TSSA E-mix T-shirts, waving TSSA flags and holding up a big TSSA E-Mix Reloaded banner smile at the camera.

Peter Pendle, with other TSSA activists of varying ages and races wearing TSSA E-mix T-shirts, and holding TSSA flags.

A white man and a black man stand either side of a pop up banner which reads "TSSA E-MIX Reloaded: united against racism. The white man is wearing a blue shirt with a white shirt underneath and the black man wears a black t-shirt. The Banner has four hands in 4 different skin colours clasping each other's wrists in a show of unity.

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Five arms with different skin tones with hands locked on wrists representing racial equality.

E-Mix Reloaded's message of solidarity to Dr Louise Raw

Erica Stewart IBB

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Black tube map launch. Group of people including TSSA organiser Ricky Jones, London Mayor Sadiq Khan, and Deputy Mayor of London for Transport, Heidi Alexander. Photo credit Greater London Authority

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