Key points from The Voice’s policing event
Temi Mwale said it was time to seriously consider whether the police can be trusted to keep black children safe
IT IS exactly one week since
The Voice held an event exploring the reasons that policing isn’t working for our community. It was attended by racial justice campaigner Temi Mwale, Black Lives Matter activist and academic Dr Adam Elliott-Cooper, retired Metropolitan police superintendent Leroy Logan and author and activist Lee Lawrence.
Hundreds attended the live event, as our panel discussed some of the most pressing problems with policing today. Thousands have watched since, but in case you haven’t had time to catch up,