Black Lives Matter movement

Black Lives Matter movement

Justin Blake, uncle of Jacob Blake a black man left paralyzed after being shot by a Kenosha Police officer on August 23, 2020, leads a march after it was announced no charges will be filed in the case in Kenosha, Wisconsin, US January 5, 2021. REUTERS/Daniel Acker

White police officer cleared of charges in Wisconsin shooting of Black man

Protests broke out last summer in response to viral cellphone video that showed Blake walking around the front of his car with Sheskey following and opening fire after Blake opened the door

Enrique Tarrio says his far-right group will turn out in numbers on Wednesday. Picture: Collected

US far right group leader held for burning Black Lives Matter flag

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December 8 will be remembered in racism fight: Webo

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Football at tipping point, says Ferdinand after Basaksehir, PSG players walk off

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PSG-Basaksehir to restart with new fourth official: UEFA

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Booing players taking a knee is not racist, says Milwall fans group

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New Zealand, Windies to take a knee in support of BLM

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Sessegnon recieves sickening racial abuse on social media, says he is not even surprised anymore

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Hardik Pandya takes a knee during IPL match in support of Black Lives Matter movement

An injured protestor is taken away by police officers after clashes broke out outside the Portland Police Bureau building as protesters demonstrate against police violence and systemic inequality for the 99th consecutive night in Portland, Oregon, US September 4, 2020. REUTERS/Carlos Barria

Portland police arrest 27 as US city nears 100 days of protests

FILE PHOTO: People attend a vigil, following the police shooting of Jacob Blake, a Black man, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, US, August 28, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid

Anti-racism protesters to march in Wisconsin after third night of calm

Nelson Mandela left receives a five volumes of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission final report from Archbishop Desmond Tutu in Pretoria on October 29 1998. The report reveals human rights abuse by various political parties during the Nationalist Party rule. Photo : AFP

United States needs a truth commission. It should be televised

Toppled slave trader's statue replaced by Black protester in England

Toppled slave trader's statue replaced by Black protester in England