A message of neighbourly solidarity is thriving in Birmingham against a backdrop of racist intimidation

Some people in Birmingham are putting up anti-racism posters to express opposition to hate incidents. Also of course there have been the flags going up on lamp posts which the article says have “caused fear and anxiety”.

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Six neighbours (three men and three women) standing on a pavement in their neighbourhood. The woman in the middle of the photo is holding a sign which says "Brummies united against racism & hate crime", with three hashtags underneath: "#brumunited", "#fightracism", and "#noplaceforhate".