LAURENCE FOX has addressed the Black Lives Matter protest following the death of George Floyd and has claimed the movement has been 'hijacked' by 'cynical actors'.
Laurence Fox has claimed that important issues such as the Black Lives Matter protests have become"politicised". His comments come after protests spread across the world to highlight racial injustice and inequality in the wake of George Floyd’s death in the US.The White Lines actor has addressed the left wing response to race relations and free speech in a new column.
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