Windrush Square, Brixton, London, 1st August 2020: A newly formed group calling themselves the FF Force AKA Forever Family, marched to Brixton in solidarity wirh Reparation Day. the group were organised, wearing full uniform, their statement of inetent is as follows " We are forever family, united in the battle against racism inequality and injustice".Credit Natasha Quarmby/ ALAMY Live News

Windrush Square, Brixton, London, 1st August 2020: A newly formed group calling themselves the FF Force AKA Forever Family, marched to Brixton in solidarity wirh Reparation Day. the group were organised, wearing full uniform, their statement of inetent is as follows " We are forever family, united in the battle against racism inequality and injustice".Credit Natasha Quarmby/ ALAMY Live News Stock Photo

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