Film Lens
The film features Leroy Logan, a former police officer in the UK, who addresses his dual role as both a victim and perpetrator of racism within the Metropolitan Police Service. Logan's narrative provides insight into systemic racism and homophobia he faced during his career, as well as his advocacy for reform within the police force.
Through Logan's personal experiences, the film emphasizes the need for change in law enforcement and the ongoing fight for racial equality in society. It presents a candid look at the complexities of identity and the challenges faced by those within the police system who seek to enact change.
Why Watch
- •Meet Leroy Logan, a former police officer advocating for change.
- •See the impact of systemic racism in UK law enforcement.
- •Find out about Logan's experiences with homophobia.
Did You Know
•Leroy Logan served in the Metropolitan Police Service in the UK.
•The film is directed by Cherish Oteka and was released in 2021.
•The documentary has a runtime of 24 minutes.
Perfect For
Police reform advocatesRacial equality discussionsLGBTQ+ rights supporters