Rock Against Racism: the concert in Victoria Park that united a nation
Victoria Park was witness to one of the biggest anti-racism campaigns of the century, combining the decade’s energy for punk
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Victoria Park was witness to one of the biggest anti-racism campaigns of the century, combining the decade’s energy for punk
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