Revolutionary Socialism in the 21st Century
 
Revolutionary
Socialism in the
21st Century

Video: Anti-Trump voices

Colin Revolting •

Many people protesting and marching against Trump are doing so for the first time. Who are they? What are they saying? What motivates them? What do they want the revolt against Trump and May to look like? What should we all be doing? On the anti-Trump protest on 20 February, Colin Revolting and Tony Aldis turned their camera away from the stages to find out. Expect some but not all these questions to be answered in this two minute film. The interviews can also be found in fuller form on their YouTube channel.

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