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    Black Lives Matter isn't about statues or TV shows. It's about real lives being ruined | Nosheen Iqbal

    Ignore the trivialising punditry. This movement exists because of police brutality and systemic unfairness
    by Nosheen Iqbal Jul 10, 2020 3 minutes
    ‘Every Black Lives Matter event I’ve been to in recent weeks has felt political and urgent ...’ Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

    In the past six weeks, I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve been contacted about police brutality in Britain. As a reporter, I’ve been sent photos of a black child picked up and thrown to the ground by an officer on Hampstead Heath. I’ve witnessed a dozen officers chase and aggressively pin an unarmed black 14-year-old boy on to his belly in a Tottenham park. I’ve been emailed a video of black teenagers cuffed, harassed and searched by officers while their white friend can only watch. Another of young black men physically

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