VIDEO: Britain First are confronted by anti-racism activists in Birmingham
Staff Reporter
September 29, 2017 | 12:00 pm
A Britain First supporter protesting in Birmingham's John Bright Street (RWAP Films)
Anti-racism activists and community campaigners face the unenviable task of keeping a Britain First rally in check, in the city of Birmingham in England, UK.
The tense confrontation began in John Bright Street before making its way to Centenary Square.
Video courtesy of Rebels Without a Pause (RWAP Films)
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The tense confrontation began in John Bright Street before making its way to Centenary Square.
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