Sarah Crew, the chief constable of Avon and Somerset, described her declaration a year ago as a "step towards" communities that believed the police never listened to them and said it had helped the force deal better with a series of high-profile killings in the past 12 months.
A series of reforms have been made, including changes to its stopand-search policy, the introduction of alternative ways of dealing with young people accused of crime and the running of cultural awareness training programmes for officers.
Crew accepted it had been difficult for many officers and staff to hear their force described as institutionally racist. "Some officers and staff have been unsettled and hurt, feeling that the organisation they hold dear is under attack," she said.
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