Jersey choir sings together as part of global Black Lives Matter movement
Jersey's Aureole Choir has come together as part of the Black Lives Matter movement, which is taking place across the world.
The choir is one of the first in Europe to meet in person and sing together since the coronavirus outbreak.
The simple message is to show solidarity with those protesting in the USA following the death of George Floyd in police custody.
At 3pm this afternoon (5 June) choir members, along with 'The Voice' star Moya, met at Ouaisne to sing their version of the anti apartheid song Something Inside (So Strong).
A Black Lives Matter logo was created on the beach by Jersey artist Andy Coutanche.
The Aureole Choir Charity says it aims to raise money for other local charities who are working with the isolated and vulnerable in Jersey.
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