“Public solidarity is not enough”
The Black Lives Matter movement and Black Out Tuesday galvanised many teams to reflect, connect with Black communities, and come together as a global music industry in solidarity against anti-Black racism, bigotry and prejudice.
And the momentum for change kept up in the UK through Black History Month celebrations.
It is also great to hear a groundswell of ‘building back better’ discussions to ensure that the industry’s Covid-19 recovery allows the music community to act on systemic injustice, inequitable financial…
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Joe Frankland, CEO of PRS Foundation, highlights some of the possible pathways to a stronger, connected music community
Comment 20 November 2020