Black Activists Rising Against The Cuts (BARAC) are holding a public forum on the 6th June to discuss the impact of austerity and cuts. Unemployment amongst young black men is over 50% as the recession and austerity impact disproportionately on different groups of people. We hope that you will join BARAC on the 6th to build resistance in our communities to the engineered poverty of austerity.
Thursday 6th June
6:30pm
The Drum, 166 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6 4UU
Speakers: Lee Jasper (National co-chair, BARAC UK); Maxi Hayles (Chair BARAC UK Birmingham); Desmond Jaddoo (Birmingham Empowerment Forum) and other guests, plus light entertainment.
BARAC Needs You!
Time for the Community to wake up tot he effects of the CUTS!
Bedroom Tax
Universal Credit
Benefit Caps
Caps on Child Benefit
Eviction
Attacks on Disabled People
Benefit Harassment
Attacks on the Poor and Vulnerable
Redundancy
Reductions in Services
Increase in Food Banks
Increased Community Isolation
Higher Levels Of Poverty
Join BARAC for a Public Forum to discuss the future of our Community
Time to Wake Up and Get Involved
This is a free event all welcome.
