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"Didn't Step On Anyone's Toes": South Africa Pacer Lungi Ngidi Reacts On Facing Flak For Supporting Black Lives Matter Movement
Proteas pacer Lungi Ngidi has shared the racism experience of his family members, which shaped his thought process
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Student Urinates On Books And Laptop Of Black Student In 'Racist' Attack In South African University
In the clip the student can be heard asking white student "Why are you peeing in my room bruh?" to which the student responds inaudibly and then exclaims "quiet".
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Former South Africa Captain Graeme Smith Cleared Of Racism Allegations
Former South Africa captain and director of cricket Graeme Smith has been cleared of allegations of racism, Cricket South Africa announced.
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South African Players Support Coach Mark Boucher, Says Captain Dean Elgar
South African cricket captain Dean Elgar said on Wednesday that his players supported head coach Mark Boucher, who faces a disciplinary process on charges of racism that could result in his dismissal.
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We Turned The Corner A While Ago But Needed Results To Back That Up: South Africa Head Coach Mark Boucher
The administrative crisis, retirement of star players and racism allegations hampered South Africa cricket over the past 24 months
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Cricket South Africa To Launch Inquiry Into Conduct Of Graeme Smith, Mark Boucher Following SJN Report
Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Monday informed that it met virtually to give further consideration to the Social Justice and Nation Building (SJN) report.
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Ex-South Africa Captain Graeme Smith Rejects Charges Of Racism
Graeme Smith, South Africa's director of cricket and former Test captain, has hit back through his lawyer at accusations of racial prejudice contained in a report by an ombudsman.
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Mark Boucher Apologises For Racist Songs, Nicknames During South Africa Playing Days
Mark Boucher, who is currently South Africa's coach, was accused of racism by former teammates like Paul Adams.
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"We Weren't A Team": Race Discrimination Claims In South African Cricket Hearings
An independent ombudsman, advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza, has heard testimony from some prominent former South Africa players, including Ashwell Prince and Paul Adams.
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South Africa Commemorates Mahatma Gandhi's 1893 Train Incident
South Africa commemorated the 1893 train incident when Mahatma Gandhi was asked to get off a compartment. Speakers from across the world discussed the relevance of Mahatma Gandhi's message for the world in fight against racism
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Jonty Rhodes Says Racism Still Part Of Ecosystem, South African Cricket Administration In Chaos
Jonty Rhodes strongly believes that the long-standing administrative crisis in South African cricket is responsible for the national team's inconsistency and acknowledged that "racial inequality" remains a part of the country's ecosystem.
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Tabraiz Shamsi Says "Never Experienced Racism In Proteas Setup"
Tabraiz Shamsi said respecting the views of everyone was his key takeout from the recent 32-member culture camp held in Skukuza.
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Cricket South Africa Launches Special Project To Address Racial Discrimination Allegations
Cricket South Africa (CSA) launched a sustainable response strategy, under its Project: Cricket for Social Justice and Nation Building (SJN) to address the racial discrimination allegations.
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I Was Forever Lonely, Had To Overcome Isolation: Makhaya Ntini On Time In South Africa Team
Makhaya Ntini recalled being "forever lonely" during his time in South Africa team as he opened up about the racism he faced, accusing his then teammates of making him feel isolated.
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Former South Africa Captain Faf du Plessis Shares Strong Message Against Racism
Former South African captain Faf du Plessis on Friday came out in support of Black Lives Matter and said a comment he made in January that "we don't see colour" had been a mistake.
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"Didn't Step On Anyone's Toes": South Africa Pacer Lungi Ngidi Reacts On Facing Flak For Supporting Black Lives Matter Movement
Proteas pacer Lungi Ngidi has shared the racism experience of his family members, which shaped his thought process
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Student Urinates On Books And Laptop Of Black Student In 'Racist' Attack In South African University
In the clip the student can be heard asking white student "Why are you peeing in my room bruh?" to which the student responds inaudibly and then exclaims "quiet".
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Former South Africa Captain Graeme Smith Cleared Of Racism Allegations
Former South Africa captain and director of cricket Graeme Smith has been cleared of allegations of racism, Cricket South Africa announced.
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South African Players Support Coach Mark Boucher, Says Captain Dean Elgar
South African cricket captain Dean Elgar said on Wednesday that his players supported head coach Mark Boucher, who faces a disciplinary process on charges of racism that could result in his dismissal.
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We Turned The Corner A While Ago But Needed Results To Back That Up: South Africa Head Coach Mark Boucher
The administrative crisis, retirement of star players and racism allegations hampered South Africa cricket over the past 24 months
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Cricket South Africa To Launch Inquiry Into Conduct Of Graeme Smith, Mark Boucher Following SJN Report
Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Monday informed that it met virtually to give further consideration to the Social Justice and Nation Building (SJN) report.
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Ex-South Africa Captain Graeme Smith Rejects Charges Of Racism
Graeme Smith, South Africa's director of cricket and former Test captain, has hit back through his lawyer at accusations of racial prejudice contained in a report by an ombudsman.
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Mark Boucher Apologises For Racist Songs, Nicknames During South Africa Playing Days
Mark Boucher, who is currently South Africa's coach, was accused of racism by former teammates like Paul Adams.
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"We Weren't A Team": Race Discrimination Claims In South African Cricket Hearings
An independent ombudsman, advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza, has heard testimony from some prominent former South Africa players, including Ashwell Prince and Paul Adams.
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South Africa Commemorates Mahatma Gandhi's 1893 Train Incident
South Africa commemorated the 1893 train incident when Mahatma Gandhi was asked to get off a compartment. Speakers from across the world discussed the relevance of Mahatma Gandhi's message for the world in fight against racism
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Jonty Rhodes Says Racism Still Part Of Ecosystem, South African Cricket Administration In Chaos
Jonty Rhodes strongly believes that the long-standing administrative crisis in South African cricket is responsible for the national team's inconsistency and acknowledged that "racial inequality" remains a part of the country's ecosystem.
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Tabraiz Shamsi Says "Never Experienced Racism In Proteas Setup"
Tabraiz Shamsi said respecting the views of everyone was his key takeout from the recent 32-member culture camp held in Skukuza.
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Cricket South Africa Launches Special Project To Address Racial Discrimination Allegations
Cricket South Africa (CSA) launched a sustainable response strategy, under its Project: Cricket for Social Justice and Nation Building (SJN) to address the racial discrimination allegations.
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I Was Forever Lonely, Had To Overcome Isolation: Makhaya Ntini On Time In South Africa Team
Makhaya Ntini recalled being "forever lonely" during his time in South Africa team as he opened up about the racism he faced, accusing his then teammates of making him feel isolated.
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Former South Africa Captain Faf du Plessis Shares Strong Message Against Racism
Former South African captain Faf du Plessis on Friday came out in support of Black Lives Matter and said a comment he made in January that "we don't see colour" had been a mistake.
