Aston Villa report ‘sickening’ racist abuse of Ireland U19 international to police
Tyreik Wright, who is currently on loan at Walsall, received a torrent of abuse on Tuesday night.
Tyreik Wright, who is currently on loan at Walsall, received a torrent of abuse on Tuesday night.
The Facebook-owned social-media platform has announced new measures in the wake of the latest spate of sickening racist attacks on footballers.
The former footballer said he did not expect his forgiveness to be “an invitation to lighten a sentence”.
Jim Crawford praised Jonathan Afolabi for the way he handled the recent vile comments aimed at him.
Patrick O’Brien admitted sending the former footballer messages that were grossly offensive, obscene and menacing.
A spokesperson for Starbucks said they are “deeply sorry” the incident occured.
The Group H clash in Paris was halted after 13 minutes.
The 27-year-old was reinstated as Pumas skipper last week after initially being stripped of the captaincy.
Travellers in Ireland reported having the lowest rates of employment in Europe, at just 15%.
The alliance has already been campaigning under the slogan of #DiversityNotDivision.
The FA has been in contact following the incident and the Uruguayan forward is facing a potential three-game ban.
The four officers are under investigation for ‘violence with a racist motive’.
Hamilton equalled the world title record with victory at the Turkish Grand Prix at the weekend.
Their son has not been in school since a violent incident outside the family home last month.
The mother was beaten up by a gang of people outside the family home last week, and her son has been assaulted and repeatedly intimidated.
It is alleged that Marseille’s Alvaro Gonzalez used racial slurs, while Angel Di Maria has been accused of spitting.
Parents, pupils and teachers have called for an update the school curriculum.
Far-right activists tried to paint the incident as some form of criminal act.
The league will promot its own anti-discrimination campaign instead.
Wexford Youths player Vanessa Ogbonna on her experiences in relation to race and football.
Jacob Blake was shot seven times by a police officer in Wisconsin on Sunday.
One victim was shot in the head and another in the chest just before midnight yesterday.
An Garda Síochána force has also encouraged people to report hate crimes instead of sharing incidents online.
Following the attack on her friend, Tian Yu Lloyd, suggests Irish society takes time to reflect as racist aggression becomes more common through the pandemic.
Before this weekend’s matches, there will also be a moment’s silence for frontline workers and those who have lost their lives during the pandemic.
The coach is accused of making racist and other discriminatory comments in a series of messages.
Ellen DeGeneres announced the changes to staff in a Zoom call.
Shelly Xiong now worries that her son will be targeted in school.
A video of the attack in Dublin has been widely shared online.
In a statement this evening, NUIG said it had been in contact with gardaí.
The Fulham defender has spoken about about an incident that occurred during a training camp in Dublin.
The Luton Town player was racially abused on social media.
Employees from a broad range of industries briefly walked off their jobs in a call to end “systemic racism”.
Stewart Robertson has released a strongly-worded statement.
Jesse Ojuka said he was called the n-word by customers in the store.
The six-time world champion believes taking a knee at yesterday’s Austrian Grand Prix was an important moment.
Starkey described the British Empire as “the important moment in human history”.
Two people have been killed and three others seriously injured since protests started on 8 June.
Mississippi is the only American state to incorporate the Confederate standard on its official flag, after nearby Georgia dropped it in 2003.
Characters including Apu and Dr Hibbert are voiced by white actors.