Erica Cody: 'It's easy to excuse casually racist behaviour'

This is not my story to tell. Luckily, Erica Cody, a singer, songwriter, and artist, has agreed to tell hers.

Sat, 06 Jun, 2020 - 10:00

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This week, Irish Examiner columnist Louise O'Neill asked Dublin singer-songwriter Erica Cody to write in her usual column space. Below, she explains why:

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Analysis black lives matter Place: Dublin Place: Ireland Place: America Place: South Carolina Person: Erica Cody Person: Louise O'Neill Person: George Floyd Event: Black Lives Matters protests Organisation: European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights

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