BBCAnti-black racism 'baked' into Met Police, review says
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
70% : Reviews conducted decades ago have criticised discrimination within the Met - including the 1999 Macpherson report that called the force "institutionally racist" after the mishandling of Stephen Lawrence's case.61% : Baroness Lawrence said that discrimination "must be acknowledged, accepted and confronted in the Met", adding that racism was the reason why her son had been killed and why the police had "failed to find all of his killers".
45% : Discrimination against black people is "baked" into the leadership, culture and governance of the Metropolitan Police, an internal review has found.
43% : Dr Shereen Daniels said that systemic racism was "not a matter of perception", adding that "true accountability begins with specificity".
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