Anti-racism campaigner Doreen Lawrence wins Pride of Britain award

3:31pm Wednesday 31st October 2012 in News By Sarah Trotter

Anti-racism campaigner Doreen Lawrence during the Olympic torch relay Anti-racism campaigner Doreen Lawrence during the Olympic torch relay

DOREEN Lawrence was rewarded for her tireless anti-racism campaigning at the Pride of Britain Awards this week (October 29).

The mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence won a lifetime achievement award on the ITV show which recognises inspirational British people.

It comes a few weeks after she was presented with a Women of the Year award for her 19-year battle to bring her son’s killers to justice.

Thanks to the 60-year-old’s work, a public inquiry was held into the way police dealt with the black teenager’s murder - leading to major changes to the way murder investigations are handled.

Prime Minister David Cameron joined with other celebrities on the annual TV show to praise unsung British heroes including an acid attack victim, children who have fought illnesses, and the athletes of Team GB and Paralympics GB.

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White Genocide says...
7:24am Thu 1 Nov 12

Ever heard of an anti-racism campaign that targeted any group other than people of European descent as “racists”? 
All anti-Whites ever do is make excuse after excuse to turn every White country into a non-White country. 
All anti-Whites ever do is rationalize and justify White children living as minorities in every country their ancestors built. 
All anti-Whites ever do is justify genocide of White children, and only White children. 
Anti-racism is a codeword for anti-White. 

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