A young activist's account of growing up as a black teenager in a tough area of London is full of inspiration and hope In the same week that Jeremiah Emmanuel, aged 15, received an award from David Cameron in Downing Street for his voluntary community service, he was also stopped and partially strip-searched by police in south London, for reasons that are still not apparent; he was never arrested. The push/pull duality of Emmanuel's life recurs throughout Dreaming in a Nightmare, this 21-year-ol...
Dreaming in a Nightmare by Jeremiah Emmanuel review - rousing testimony
The Guardian - 23 Aug 2020 12:00
A young activist's account of growing up as a black teenager in a tough area of London is full of inspiration and hope In the same week that Jeremiah Emmanuel, aged 15, received an award from David Cameron in Downing Street for his voluntary community service, he was also stopped and partially strip-searched by police in south London, for reasons that are still not apparent; he was never arrested. The push/pull duality of Emmanuel's life recurs throughout Dreaming in a Nightmare, this 21-year-ol...
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