A property hosting wedding parties in the southern United States has opposed hosting the union of a black man and a white woman. The reason is simple: the establishment does not tolerate homosexual and interracial marriages.
The Belgian striker of Inter Milan, Romelu Lukaku, was the target of racist chants on Sunday, September 1, during his team’s match in Cagliari, Sardinia, counting for the 2nd day of Serie A.
Gary Hyland, a football supporter, was convicted by the Liverpool Magistrates’ Court for posting a series of racist messages on the Twitter account of Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah on August 6th.
Three leaders of the far-right group "Génération identitaire" were sentenced to six months in prison. They are accused of having carried out an anti-migrant operation in 2018 in the Hautes-Alpes.
For some time now, acts of racism, anti-Semitism and anti-immigrant sentiment have been taking on an alarming proportion in France. This is the case of the tags that have multiplied in Alsace and Lorraine, causing municipal authorities to come out of their reserve.
The French international, Paul Pogba, has promised to launch the battle against racism for the next generation. His decision comes in the wake of the latest racist insults hurled on social media against his Manchester United teammate, Marcus Rashford.
Lee Hoos, CEO of Queens Park Rangers (QPR), did not appreciate the racist chants against his team’s players. He expressed his frustration and demanded "the strongest possible action" to prevent such incidents from happening again.
Through an unprecedented experiment, implemented on eight private beaches, the "Sos racisme" Association is trying to detect and then track racial discrimination on private beaches on the Côte d’Azur.
Feminist activist Fatima Ezzahra Benomar, a Franco-Moroccan, denounced "the sexist practices of the Tour de France" on social media. This backfired, as she was subjected to a torrent of insults from angry internet users.
Two years after its publication on his Facebook account, the photo of the birthday cake of the opposition municipal councilor of Montpellier, Djamel Boumaaz, continues to cause controversy. Outraged, the Simon Wiesenthal Center and an anti-racist NGO are taking this matter seriously and demanding sanctions against the elected official.
In Morocco, the tweet of a young Senegalese woman, victim of xenophobia, has become viral on the web. With 4,000 retweets, her testimony has sparked a wave of outrage over the discrimination suffered by many sub-Saharan nationals in the kingdom.
The misadventure of Maha Tazi, recounted on her Facebook account, is causing a stir. A young professor and researcher at Concordia University in Montreal, this Moroccan details how she was the victim of "inappropriate and racist behavior". As she was preparing to take an Air Arabia flight to Casablanca, she was blocked at Barcelona Airport, without her luggage.