I watched this - I agree with him about only one thing. Early intervention. It's crucial. It's no good having access to schooling if a child doesn't go, and his parents, or more likely parent, can't make him. There's a big issue about kids not going to school after the pandemic. They're being left to fester and wander into gangs. With all else that's going on with the economy, war in Europe etc, no one's addressing this, and there'll be storm brewing in youth violence.
His claim that the only relevance that "black" has in youth violence is self-hatred, is hogwash. These kids that listen to violent rap, mug people on their mopeds, make huge money selling drugs, stab their post code rivals are not doing it out of self-hatred. It's about power, danger, excitement, huge reward. Look at the following of gangster rappers have in America. To black kids, Tupac, Biggie, Knight are heroes. To compare it to white people, I guess it would be those that loved Jesse James, Bonnie and Clyde, John Dillinger. But those were a minority, whereas it seems a majority of black kids love violent rap.
So my award to Rapper Akala is 4 out of 10. And young black boys will keep dying in London.