Justice for black lives and essential Australian viewing

It seems like more and more black deaths are being caught on camera, and it’s spurring on social activism worldwide.

Today the West Australian coroner decided to again delay releasing vision of the death of an Indigenous woman in police custody.

Australia’s peak Aboriginal legal body says it’s the first vision of its kind that could be released to the public.

Laura Murphy-Oates asks will this video spark real change here in Australia?

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Published 28 September 2016 7:15pm

By Laura Murphy-Oates

Source: The Feed

Justice for black lives and essential Australian viewing

It seems like more and more black deaths are being caught on camera, and it’s spurring on social activism worldwide.

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