Our society still has a long way to go in the fight against institutional racism. It is crucial for us to address this issue in order to create a fair and equal society for all. In this episode of the Everyday Leadership podcast, we explore the experiences of Terence Channer, a lawyer specializing in actions against the police. Terence sheds light on the problematic powers the police hold when it comes to stop and search, and shares stories from his clients who have been directly affected by these issues. Despite the global impact of incidents like the George Floyd case, it is evident that racism still persists within the British police force. Terence is determined to raise awareness and bridge the gap between the police and the individuals they are meant to protect. Join us as we delve into Terence’s journey and gain insights into his role as a leader in combating racism.

Key moments in this episode include:

– Young Terence’s experiences (02:07)
– Navigating from the streets (05:48)
– The challenges faced by a black lawyer (14:49)
– Coping with the injustices (23:39)
– The power of using patois (30:34)
– Addressing obvious racism (34:41)
– Embracing his role (40:37)

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