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Yvette Williams from Justice4Grenfell discusses the history of race relations in West London and the socio-economic conditions that led up to the Grenfell fire.
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Yvette Williams has lived in North Kensington for over 30 years, previously having worked with the Mangrove Community Association and has served as a Trustee for the Tabernacle Community Centre. Both Yvette and her daughter witnessed the fire at Grenfell Tower, after being alerted by a family friend who was evacuated from one of the walkways. After that tragic day in 2017, she became one of the founders of Justice4Grenfell (J4G) a community-led organisation, focused on obtaining justice for the bereaved families, and survivors.
In this episode we discuss the history of race relations in West London and the wider socio-economic conditions that led up to the Grenfell fire.
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