Sheku Bayoh's sister says Scotland is a racist country

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Kadi Johnson made the comment as an inquiry into the death of her brother, Sheku Bayoh, is under way in Edinburgh. The 31-year-old died after being held by officers who were responding to a call in Kirkcaldy in May 2015. Ms Johnson told the inquiry she no longer feels safe living in Scotland after her brother's death.

2 months ago·Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Sheku Bayoh's sister says Scotland is a racist country

Kadi Johnson says she no longer feels safe in the country where her brother died in police custody.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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Sister of Sheku Bayoh says Scotland is a racist country

The sister of tragic Fife man Sheku Bayoh says she now believes Scotland is a racist country and regrets convincing him to move north from London. Kadi

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Scotland is racist, says sister of Sheku Bayoh, a black man who died in police custody

Scotland is a racist country, the sister of a black man who died after being restrained by police has said.Kadi Johnson, whose brother, Sheku Bayoh, died in custody, called for a grassroots movement to root out prejudice in schools, which have recorded 2,000 incidents in the past three years.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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