Tony Jolly sounded tired. When I caught up with him in June, it had only been a few hours since tens of thousands of people had descended on Los Angeles’ Leimert Park neighbourhood in the United States to celebrate Juneteenth – and since the much-hyped, multi-block festival that he helped organise for the holiday abruptly went from phenomenal to frightening.
“It was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen,” he told me wistfully.
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