New anti-racism education website

by Garrett Mullan - Show Racism the Red Card Sun Feb 26, 2006 22:12 info at theredcard dot ie 30 Parnell Square, Dublin1

report online
Reporting mechanism to monitor racism

An important feature of the newly launched Show Racism the Red Card website is its report card. Co-ordinator Garrett Mullan said: "We believe there is serious underreporting of racist incidences in Ireland. In the UK 52,000 racist incidences were recorded last year while only 81 were counted here. We hope that there is a high level of awareness about our campaign and from this we can begin to assess more accurately the prevalence of racism in Ireland".
go to www.theredcard.ie

by Jah bless my rudegirl Mon Feb 27, 2006 00:34

The trend for pseudo anti racism continues..., people who pay lip service to anti-racism/fascism, to promote their buisness interests.

Take the case of the alleged anti-racist band Runnin riot, who refused to play at an anti-racist gig in the north, boo hoo, 'Colin runnin riot' was scared God bless him, after all bad nazis might hurt his delicate body and we can't have that.

Yet Runnin riot sells records and promotes itself on the coat tails of real Anti-fascist bands like 'The Oppressed'. When Runnin riot go down south its ok for them to associate with anti-fascists and anti-racists but it is a different story when they are up north. Afterall they might get hurt up north, so its ok for them to abandon their principles.

by Seán Ryan Mon Feb 27, 2006 23:37

It says on your site that you want racist stories.

Why not start with the recent "Keep Ireland White" Referendum?

Sensible citizenship.

It'll probably be sensible fucking next.

I see that your DVD costs €30 including post and packaging and according to the blurb will educate me about racism.

Wow 15 whole minutes on the topic. You spoil us.

Then the rest is composed of old footage and old opinions.

Would you mind publishing a breakdown of your costs with reference to this DVD and where the money goes when you have shifted your product.

I would see this as a serious attempt at fighting racism, if the costs and profits broke down respectfully. I do not see the McDonalds approach in good light. Sports heros tying their names to good causes normally means the normal punter gives up helping once he sees a celeb take over the cause. I cannot think of any good cause a celeb has bettered.

Remember make poverty history and before that feed the world.

And remember celebs are celebs because they entertain. This should not be considered a qualification in anything else.

Wanna stop racism? Tell the FAI to stop victimising the children of this country with their frequent kit changes and all the rest of their parasitic tactics. Gotta stop being a racist before you presume to tell others to stop. Clean your house before you clean the street.

Sláinte,
Seán Ryan

by Burchess Wed May 03, 2006 19:57

would be interested to know what Show Racism the Red Card are doing, except giving people an generally ineffective outlet to tell people that 'RACISM IS WRONG!'

By the way, why was the fact that the Liverpool ball went to a girl a "delicious twist of fate"?