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An issue as old as the sport itself. will it ever be eradicated? as long as theres colour, i think theres always going to be some form of racism and discrimination. more importantly, how are we going to deal with it moving forward and making sure that the punishment is correct for the offence? walter tull�*s body lies undiscovered in the fields of northern france. there is also an ongoing campaign to recognise him with the military cross. the story of a footballer, a war hero, a pioneer whose ...

We also see that women contestants who are women of colour are receiving more pernicious attacks as well based on their race. i am a dark skinned black woman thats the first thing you see. i think to get attacked on that is so hurtful and so harmful. and the fact that my family were exposed to that breaks my heart. it got so bad banji posted a message begging people to stop. it was just too much to take, so ijust thought let me just put the message out there and with the response from that like ...

You know, "the black chairman" of thejoint chiefs of staff, the black secretary of state, he wanted to be considered the best. and again, although that was, being a black man was a large part of his identity, i almost think being the child of immigrants wasjust as big a part of his identity, and he, again, wanted to be recognised for his achievement and not necessarily for his colour. and of course his career and his reputation was tarnished by his making the case for the us invasion of iraq bas...

Attacks on people of a certain colour or certain sexual orientation — is the alarm bell for me because one thing invariably leads to another, and that i think is the heart of the issue. you in your dayjob, your professional life, you are a barrister and an academic lawyer of great repute. as a barrister, your professional commitment is to take whatever case comes your way. i think there is this phrase, the taxi—rank, where you sit in chambers, you wait for the case to come along and then you...

Things, the first black secretary of state? i think he was very proud _ secretary of state? i think he was very proud of _ secretary of state? i think he was very proud of his - secretary of state? i think he i was very proud of his heritage, he was very proud to be a black man but i think that he didnt want to be considered the, you know, the black chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the black secretary of state, he wanted to be considered the best, and again although that was, being a black...

And he was a great man, and leaving aside his colour, he wasi and he was a great man, and leaving aside his colour, he was i of the greatest military and diplomatic figures in american history in my view, absolutely brilliant. you mentioned — view, absolutely brilliant. you mentioned iraq _ view, absolutely brilliant. you mentioned iraq and _ view, absolutely brilliant. you mentioned iraq and it was because he was so respected as a diplomat and a soldier that when he went to the united nations...

So he said thanks but no thanks. but he could have stood as a republican candidate, he would have been selected and he would have won, and he used to write to me from time to time saying, had i seen his numbers? and if i had not, i had to look them up and if i had not, i had to look them up and of course what he was saying was my numbers are better than anyone else is. and they were because people trusted him and they had really good reason to trust him as well. �* , ., , , had really good rea...

Going to be right behind us, and also, we are seeing congress saying, actually, enough is enough. this is no longer safe for our children, this is no longer safe for women. this is no longer safe for lawmakers and its no longer safe for people of colour. i mean, who is it safer at that point because next i think what we are actually seeing is lawmakers right across the world saying, ok, we want minimum standards and we want to know what to expect when we use the services and at a minimum they sh...

We can speak now to eric ham, a political commentrator in the us. he joins us from washington. colin powell had broken so many ceilings when it comes to people of colour, first chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff to be black. for secretary of state who happened to be black. the whole african—american community is going to be mourning the loss as well as so many others but also people of colour around the world because he showed them in a country with its own racial problems, america, it was p...