The National Black Police Association (NBPA) acknowledges that policing has tried to ensure we deliver our services in a professional and appropriate way that does not discriminate on grounds of colour, culture or ethnic origin. Despite the desire to change things we regrettably acknowledge that policing is still institutionally racist and the definition created during
On the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, the National Black Police Association UK offers our sincere and deepest sympathies to George Floyd’s family and loved ones. As is the case with iconic figures and moments in history, we will all remember where we were, when we witnessed his brutal and untimely death unfold before our
The National Black Police Association has championed for equality in the police service for over 20 years. Experience has shown us that the best way to undermine anti-racism is to seek out and actively involve those who don’t recognise or understand it. This serves to provide a legitimacy to strident views, steeped in the politics
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