Interview with Boris Johnson on Black Lives Matter

The transcript discusses the UK's efforts to support employees and businesses during tough times. It addresses the Black Lives Matter movement, emphasizing the need to acknowledge peaceful protests and tackle discrimination in various systems. The Prime Minister highlights the success of minority ethnic groups and aims to change the narrative from victimization to success. Challenges in addressing racism and the importance of lawful demonstrations are also discussed.

What does the speaker highlight as a unique aspect of the UK's response to supporting employees and businesses?

• The UK's emphasis on international trade

• The UK's investment in renewable energy

• The UK's comprehensive support for employees and businesses

• The UK's focus on technological advancements

How does the speaker suggest the government should respond to the Black Lives Matter movement?

• By increasing police presence

• By ignoring the protests

• By acknowledging the protests and examining discrimination

• By focusing solely on economic issues

What is one of the key areas the speaker mentions for examining discrimination?

• The tourism sector

• The education system

• The entertainment industry

• The agricultural sector

What narrative does the speaker want to change regarding black and minority ethnic groups?

• The narrative of economic prosperity

• The narrative of victimization and discrimination

• The narrative of technological advancement

• The narrative of cultural heritage

What does the speaker say about those who turn peaceful demonstrations into violent acts?

• They will be ignored

• They will be supported

• They will face the full force of the law

• They will be rewarded