Stephen Lawrence: 25 Years On, What’s Changed?
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1Xtra Talks discuss the legacy of Stephen Lawrence, 25 years on from his racially motivated murder in 1993.
Hosts Reece Parkinson and Bridgitte Tetteh are joined by a live audience and guest panel including Brian Cathcart, Janet Hills, Jeffrey Boakye and Baroness Doreen Lawrence.
Topics addressed include:
· Is Britain more or less racist than it was in 1993?
· The effects of institutional police racism and what to do about it
· What can be learned from the actions and achievements of Baroness Lawrence.
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We need more of this, Open dialogue will influence change to occur, Respect to all the audience and guest speakers, Especially Baroness Lawrence, Rest in peace Stephen Lawrence
And they say it's the white man I should fear But, it's my own kind doin' all the killin' here’ by2pac
What about Kriss Donald?
@criticclips1560
5 жыл бұрын
Fuck him lol
@JA-zg2cb
3 жыл бұрын
@@criticclips1560 wtf
Alot of people have already pointed out that the verbal dialect and speaking accent of modern young Londoners nowadays has certainly become very Jamaicanized - compared to the old cockney accent /dialect of the white Londoners interviewed by the police in the investigation. (Jamie, Neil, David, Gary, Luke) But allow me to point out that the mindset of many young Londoners regarding the carrying of knives remains the same whether they are Black or White. Violence is violence - the only difference is that its less about race nowadays and more about power and control - regardless of the skin colour of the victims versus the skin colour of the perpetrators.
It should never change how u feel not everyone is bad in life..there is bad all over the world but not everyone should be labled the same .
nothing has changed since he was murdered nothing will either till these racist killers are brought to justice and actually get jailed for life should never be released then maybe racist people or killers might think twice on murdering some1 just cos of the colour of there skin might think twice about doing this kinda thing
Yo that’s my old English teacher r u mad💥💥
@lilbrian3088
3 жыл бұрын
That’s mad who is it
@diplamatikjuan3595
3 жыл бұрын
Which one? Jeffrey?
@shotbyc2163
3 жыл бұрын
@@diplamatikjuan3595 yes
@shotbyc2163
3 жыл бұрын
@@diplamatikjuan3595 well former English teacher now
@diplamatikjuan3595
3 жыл бұрын
@@shotbyc2163 Seen! Me and Jeff grew up together. - Man was a legit joker - used to crack me up on a regular. -It's crazy to see how far he's come. Props!!
Holly chapman and jessica wells seriously were only ten years meanwhile ian huntley stole them from their lives
I was just 10 years old meanwhile anthony was taken away from the world
Anthony and stephen these guys were just 18 meanwhile going for buses during racist abuse.
So - nothing has changed in 25 years. As I understand it, the police must be trained properly. Then we may again trust them. I fell so strongly about these issues . And I'm not even being represented here since I'm not black. I think one of your young guests got it perfect - it has got to come from higher up - so next time I'll be more careful who I vote for. Again - God bless you and your beautiful son.
The anthony walker case happened in july 2005
A night which was friday 29th
The axe wound was worse for anthony compare that to stephen.
Nothing.
What's changed? Well there's 1 less drug dealer on the streets of London.
@elle37gb31
3 жыл бұрын
they NEVER even mentioned he was a dealer and it known at the time
@edithcallaway4316
Жыл бұрын
You mean one less Architect.
his murder changed the UK, it resulted in devolution, people in Scotland, Wales Northern Ireland,the north of England couldn't believe his murder got more money spent on it that their children, it also changed England mass immigrant and more money was given to cities if they became ethnic minority cities in England, schools got twice the funding if they had an ethnic minority child, but his happened the same time as James Bulgar murder , it also happened the sam time e when people were getting killed everyday in Northern Ireland, why was his murder more so important = THE SUN no one else spoke to The Sun only The Lawerence family, lots of people say who lived it was a fight over a drug deal, the other really about this is Stephen Lawerence was 18yrs old but he only seemed to have 1 friend no other kids wanted to be say they knew him, now that is very strange, even now 30yrs on his school friends don't even admit they knew him, the truth will come out about who he really was
Stephen Lawerence murder has resulted in the 100s of children murdered since it, END OF STORY, the whole thing about he was him was not as innocent as he was made out, every single organisation lost powers to stop anything that could be seen as racist - his should be remembered for drugs, no one could even stop child grooming gangs etc, because everyone has failed young children because they are scared in case they are called racist