‘I am, because we are, we are because I am’: race and COVID-19

05/12/20 • 7 min

Dr Martin Glynn, criminologist, academic, data storyteller and creative director of Algorhythm Data Storytelling Lab looks at race, COVID-19 and the ongoing struggle for ‘racial recognition’ within parts of the British society. He is the author of the forthcoming 'Black art and the criminological imagination', out in 2021.

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