In lockdown we have built our resilience and confronted racism. We must keep going | Dawn Butler

I was already facing an overload of personal grief. Then the killing of George Floyd opened up generational wounds, says Dawn Butler

I was already facing an overload of personal grief. Then the killing of George Floyd opened up generational woundsPhotograph: Barcroft Media/Getty ImagesPhotograph: Barcroft Media/Getty ImagesI had this fantasy, like a lot of other people, that I would have time to tidy my house, give it a spring clean, pick up my violin and learn to play it again, and rest my soul. But it is hard to fathom how much sad news we would all face.

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