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When Human Zoos Paraded Real People: A Dark Chapter Of Mankind
Up until the late 1950s, Europeans could go and see people from other ethnic backgrounds exhibited in cages, or in specially built villages.
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Pandemic Led to Rise In Child Abuse, Racism: European Union Rights Agency
The coronavirus pandemic has had an unprecedented and profound effect on human rights, fuelling racism and child abuse, the EU's rights agency said Thursday in its annual report.
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EU Declares "Black Lives Matter", Condemns Racism, George Floyd's Killing
The European Parliament voted Friday to declare that "Black Lives Matter" and to denounce racism and white supremacism in all its forms.
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Sikh Man Kicked Out of Queue to Watch Wimbledon Match
The unnamed tennis-lover took to Facebook last week to voice his anger at being thrown out and claimed it was an act of racism, cases of which have reported a rise in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union
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Sikh Man Kicked Out Of Wimbledon Queue For 'Making People Uncomfortable'
A 20-year-old Sikh man was kicked out of an overnight queue to watch the Wimbledon tennis championships as he apparently made other people around him "uncomfortable".
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Cameron Condemns Post-Referendum Xenophobic Incidents
Prime Minister David Cameron's spokeswoman today said the government "will not tolerate intolerance" after a series of racist incidents were reported following Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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Racist Undercurrent Alleged In UK Vote To Ditch EU
Some leading British politicians and academics are interpreting Britain's choice to abandon the European Union as a deliberate decision to sacrifice economic stability in exchange for the right to stop the flow of immigrants - a decision, they say, that was partly driven by racism.
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Euro 2016: Unruly Fans Trigger New Crisis For Russian Sports
Sanctions that UEFA is considering against Russia over pitched fights, racist chants and fireworks hurled around the European Championship game against England have been a new blow to Russia's reputation
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Pope Francis to Urge Europe to Tackle Racism, Religious Intolerance
Pope Francis is expected to take Europe to task over racial and religious intolerance during a visit to the European parliament Tuesday, as the crisis-hit continent battles with growing populism and the spectre of radicalisation.
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Japan players need thick skins abroad - Kawashima
Japanese footballers need to develop thicker skins to deal with the racism of the European leagues, national team goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima said.
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UEFA will come down hard if racism proved: Michel Platini
UEFA president Michel Platini hinted on Tuesday that European football's governing body would come down hard on Serbia if claims that several England under-21 players were subjected to racist abuse there are proven.
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UEFA probing 'racism' claim during Serbia-England match
European football governing body UEFA has announced a probe into the Under-21 match between Serbia and England which sparked claims of racism.
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England urge action against Serbia over racism
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday led calls for European football's governing body to take a strong line against Serbia, after claims that several England under-21 players were subjected to racist abuse.
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Rousing welcome for John Terry at Yankee Stadium
Former England captain John Terry received a rousing reception at his first match since his acquittal on racism charges Sunday as European champions Chelsea played to a 1-1 draw with Paris Saint-Germain.
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Euro 2012: Croatia charged for racially abusing Balotelli
UEFA laid its first formal charges of racism at the European Championship on Saturday, opening a case against the Croatian football association after receiving reports that fans made monkey chants at Italy forward Mario Balotelli.
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When Human Zoos Paraded Real People: A Dark Chapter Of Mankind
Up until the late 1950s, Europeans could go and see people from other ethnic backgrounds exhibited in cages, or in specially built villages.
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Pandemic Led to Rise In Child Abuse, Racism: European Union Rights Agency
The coronavirus pandemic has had an unprecedented and profound effect on human rights, fuelling racism and child abuse, the EU's rights agency said Thursday in its annual report.
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EU Declares "Black Lives Matter", Condemns Racism, George Floyd's Killing
The European Parliament voted Friday to declare that "Black Lives Matter" and to denounce racism and white supremacism in all its forms.
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Sikh Man Kicked Out of Queue to Watch Wimbledon Match
The unnamed tennis-lover took to Facebook last week to voice his anger at being thrown out and claimed it was an act of racism, cases of which have reported a rise in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union
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Sikh Man Kicked Out Of Wimbledon Queue For 'Making People Uncomfortable'
A 20-year-old Sikh man was kicked out of an overnight queue to watch the Wimbledon tennis championships as he apparently made other people around him "uncomfortable".
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Cameron Condemns Post-Referendum Xenophobic Incidents
Prime Minister David Cameron's spokeswoman today said the government "will not tolerate intolerance" after a series of racist incidents were reported following Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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Racist Undercurrent Alleged In UK Vote To Ditch EU
Some leading British politicians and academics are interpreting Britain's choice to abandon the European Union as a deliberate decision to sacrifice economic stability in exchange for the right to stop the flow of immigrants - a decision, they say, that was partly driven by racism.
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Euro 2016: Unruly Fans Trigger New Crisis For Russian Sports
Sanctions that UEFA is considering against Russia over pitched fights, racist chants and fireworks hurled around the European Championship game against England have been a new blow to Russia's reputation
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Pope Francis to Urge Europe to Tackle Racism, Religious Intolerance
Pope Francis is expected to take Europe to task over racial and religious intolerance during a visit to the European parliament Tuesday, as the crisis-hit continent battles with growing populism and the spectre of radicalisation.
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Japan players need thick skins abroad - Kawashima
Japanese footballers need to develop thicker skins to deal with the racism of the European leagues, national team goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima said.
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UEFA will come down hard if racism proved: Michel Platini
UEFA president Michel Platini hinted on Tuesday that European football's governing body would come down hard on Serbia if claims that several England under-21 players were subjected to racist abuse there are proven.
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UEFA probing 'racism' claim during Serbia-England match
European football governing body UEFA has announced a probe into the Under-21 match between Serbia and England which sparked claims of racism.
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England urge action against Serbia over racism
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron on Tuesday led calls for European football's governing body to take a strong line against Serbia, after claims that several England under-21 players were subjected to racist abuse.
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Rousing welcome for John Terry at Yankee Stadium
Former England captain John Terry received a rousing reception at his first match since his acquittal on racism charges Sunday as European champions Chelsea played to a 1-1 draw with Paris Saint-Germain.
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Euro 2012: Croatia charged for racially abusing Balotelli
UEFA laid its first formal charges of racism at the European Championship on Saturday, opening a case against the Croatian football association after receiving reports that fans made monkey chants at Italy forward Mario Balotelli.
