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"I will Organise a Love Music Hate Racism Event in SOUTH LONDON but only if 10 other people will help out."

— NIKKINITRO, UK's NO.1 female music producer - (contact)

Deadline to sign up by: 1^st August 2009
11 people signed up (1 over target)

Country: United Kingdom
Place: London (view map)

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I LOVE MUSIC - is to bring together musicians and artists to unite under the LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM banner.

We will invite US hipop artists to support and UK hiphop /pop acts to support. We also have artists in the afro-punk scene. I Love music will have a top London DJ and 2 London artists presenting the night.

I love music will film and broadcast the event through the internet - using 2 cameras.

The event is to increase the bond between people through music and word;
To diminish racial and social differences between music genres, and to strengthen the perception of intelligent music.

London has long been a "melting pot" of genres and Londoners are often the original creators of international genres "punk" "grime" "D&B". We want to highlight the reason d'etre for this- maybe its because we are Londoners- we have many friends from different cultures -that helps the original creative process.

Artists will also film interviews prior to the event - giving more insight into their music, countries they have travelled to, any interesting stories or knowledge they would like to share with us.

i love music aims to have 1500 people attend the event December 2009. We hope that local papers will help promote the event as well as usual media .

Comments on this pledge

• Hi,
  
  Although I am always in favour of fighting divisions, inequality and racism, do you not think the festival is being brought into disrepute by its associations?
  
  The worrying involvement of extremist organisations, such as the UAF should give cause for concern.
  
  The UAF are supported politically and encourage to partake in political persecution, under the guise of fighting "fascism". Yet by their very actions of political persecution, violence, and intimidation, they themselves appear to be more akin to fascist then anyone they oppose.
  
  In my town I see no racism. Everyone is equal. Jobs are given on merit and everyone lives together in peace. An ideal situation.
  
  What really concerns me is the establishments attempts to divide us by classifying us on grounds of ethnic origin, colour and religion. By giving more rights to ethnic minorities (such as Harman’s idea to make it legal to discriminate against white males in favour of minorities or women).
  
  Personally I detest any form of discrimination, and wish to live in a free and fair society. On the surface, "I love music, hate racism" seem like a great idea. However when you look at the supporters, and those behind this it raises many questions indeed.
  
  It is a shame what could be a force for good has been hijacked by some of the most undesirable forces in this country. Churchill did warn us that when fascism returns, it will be in the form of the anti fascists. People should take heed of this warning and act as their conscience dictates.
  
  I for one will be taking no part, will be donating nothing, and will not think highly of anyone involved in this event. I do hope not too much damage is caused to the well intentioned people attending. Love music, hate racism, hate Marxist political persecution.
  Steven McCaw, 5 months ago. Abusive? Report it!