Justice for Windrush descendants
Brixton, London. Sat 8 Sep 2018
Karen Doyle of Movement for Justice
The campaigners start their march around Brixton
Michael Groce, poet, community worker and Green Party candidate as councillor
in Brixton, holds a poster 'Yes, It's Racist'
The 1985 Brixton riots began after police shot and seriously wounded his
mother, putting her in hospital for a year
Later they paid her over £500,000 in damages without admitting any
liability
Karen Doyle leads some chanting at Brixton Market
Eulalee, a Jamaican grandmother who has been fighting for 17 years to stay
in the UK and Michael Groce
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