Rock Against Racism: Punk’s Anti‑Fascist Front

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Explore how Rock Against Racism united punk, reggae, soul, and jazz musicians in late 1970s Britain, turning free festivals and all‑ages shows into a militant anti‑racialist movement. From Manchester’s Northern Carnival to Victoria Park’s massive marches, we trace RAR’s DIY infrastructure, political messaging, and lasting impact on punk politics.

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