Violence and Accountability at Notting Hill Carnival

This chapter critiques the Notting Hill Carnival, contrasting its message of unity with the reality of violence and crime, particularly knife crime impacting the Black community. The speakers analyze the political narratives surrounding public safety and the selective acknowledgment of incidents at different events, revealing systemic issues in law enforcement and accountability. Additionally, the conversation addresses the implications of community resolutions over prosecutions for serious offenses, highlighting disparities in treatment based on demographics within the criminal justice system.