From COVID-19 to protests: media diversity would change the narrative for BME people

George Floyd couldn’t have imagined that a simple trip to the supermarket would end up with him dying, or that the manner of his death would be so horrifying that it would trigger the world into marching for black civil rights – again.

by Loreen Fraser-Owusu
Bring more diverse talent into the media and the black and ethnic minority narrative will change for the better, argues Loreen Fraser-Owusu
Bring more diverse talent into the media and the black and ethnic minority narrative will change for the better, argues Loreen Fraser-Owusu

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