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Stephen Lawrence remembered at music festival

Mother of murdered black teenager Stephen Lawrence addressed thousands of people at an anti-racist music festival last night.

Stephen Lawrence remembered at music festival

Sun, 21 Jul, 2002 - 10:57

Mother of murdered black teenager Stephen Lawrence addressed thousands of people at an anti-racist music festival last night.

Doreen Lawrence was speaking at the Respect festival at Victoria Park in east London.

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