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In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial

AB de Villiers, Graeme Smith and Mark Boucher accused of racial prejudice during their South Africa stint

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice.

South Africa's commission on racial abuse named these former stars in a report

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice.
According to an ESPNcricinfo report, the commission has named former captain Graeme Smith, current head coach Mark Boucher and former batter AB de Villers of discriminating against black players.
However, de Villiers denied the charges and tweeted that during his career, he expressed honest cricketing opinions based on what he believed best for the team and never based on anyone's race.
The SJN commission report recommended an appointment of a permanent ombudsman to deal with race and gender-based complaints in South Africa cricket.

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice

In the latest revelation from Social Justice and National-Building (SJN) Commission, Cricket South Africa and some big cricketers have been accused of engaging in racial prejudice.
According to an ESPNcricinfo report, the commission has named former captain Graeme Smith, current head coach Mark Boucher and former batter AB de Villers of discriminating against black players.
However, de Villiers denied the charges and tweeted that during his career, he expressed honest cricketing opinions based on what he believed best for the team and never based on anyone's race.
The SJN commission report recommended an appointment of a permanent ombudsman to deal with race and gender-based complaints in South Africa cricket.
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A new UCLA study has found that young adults who have experienced discrimination have a higher risk of behavioural and mental health problems.

Discrimination increases risk of mental health issues in young adults: Study

Discrimination of any kind can lead to a much higher risk of mental and behavioral issues in young people, study finds.

How bad is 'discrimination' for your mental health? This study has a few things to say

Discrimination increases the risk of mental health issues in young adults: Study
Researchers examined health data of 1,834 adults between ages 18 &amp; 28
Incidents of discrimination increase the risk of mental health problems
Approximately 93% of participants in the study experienced discrimination
People who experienced discrimination had a 26% greater risk for poor mental health

Experiencing discrimination towards one's body, race, sex or age has been linked to a higher risk of mental health problems, a new study found.

According to a new UCLA study, young adults who face discrimination towards their bodies, race, age or sex are at an increased risk for mental health issues. The findings of the study were published in the journal Pediatrics.
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For the study, Researchers examined health data of 1,834 adults between the ages of 18 and 28 for a period of 10 years. The team found that the greater number of incidents of discrimination someone experiences, the more their risk for mental and behavioural problems increases.
As per the findings, approximately 93 percent of participants in the study reported experiencing discrimination; the most common factors they cited were age (26 percent), physical appearance (19 percent), sex (14 percent) and race (13 percent).
Researchers also observed that people who experienced any amount of discrimination had a 26 percent greater risk for poor mental health than people who said they did not experience discrimination at all.&nbsp;
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Former Yorkshire cricketer Azeem Rafiq described his experiences of racism and discrimination at the club in graphic detail on Tuesday as he addressed UK Members of Parliament in the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
He told MPs the word 'P***' was "used constantly" across his two spells at Yorkshire and said that no one in authority stood up against racial harassment and bullying.
Rafiq accused Yorkshire of institutional racism in September last year, with the club launching an investigation soon afterwards.
However, their handling of it has been heavily criticised. Yorkshire finally published summary findings of the investigation in September this year and, while the investigation found there was "no question" Rafiq had been subjected to racial harassment and bullying, no individuals were called to face disciplinary action.
Rafiq told the DCMS, "Pretty early on, me and other people from an Asian background... there were comments such as 'you sit over there near the toilets', 'elephant washers'. The word 'P***' was used constantly. And there just seemed to be an acceptance in the institution from the leaders and no one ever stamped it out."

Watch! Cricketer Azeem Rafiq's powerful and moving testimony against racism in Yorkshire 

Former cricketer Azeem Rafiq who accused many English cricketers of racism gave a powerful and moving testimony on Tuesday in front of the UK Members of the Parliament 

Former Yorkshire cricketer Azeem Rafiq described his experiences of racism and discrimination at the club in graphic detail on Tuesday as he addressed UK Members of Parliament in the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
He told MPs the word 'P***' was "used constantly" across his two spells at Yorkshire and said that no one in authority stood up against racial harassment and bullying.
Rafiq accused Yorkshire of institutional racism in September last year, with the club launching an investigation soon afterwards.
However, their handling of it has been heavily criticised. Yorkshire finally published summary findings of the investigation in September this year and, while the investigation found there was "no question" Rafiq had been subjected to racial harassment and bullying, no individuals were called to face disciplinary action.
Rafiq told the DCMS, "Pretty early on, me and other people from an Asian background... there were comments such as 'you sit over there near the toilets', 'elephant washers'. The word 'P***' was used constantly. And there just seemed to be an acceptance in the institution from the leaders and no one ever stamped it out."

Former cricketer&nbsp;Azeem&nbsp;Rafiq&nbsp;had accused Yorkshire of institutional racism and now he was called by the UK Members of Parliament in London for an enquiry&nbsp;

English County side Yorkshire&nbsp;County Cricket Club was suspended from hosting international and major matches as the England and Wales Cricket Board came down heavily on the club's inability to handle racism claims by a former cricketer.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The board feels that the club's inability to handle the matter was&nbsp;causing serious damage to the reputation of the game.
Gary Ballance, an English international had earlier admitted to using a&nbsp;racial slur against his former teammate&nbsp;Azeem Rafiq&nbsp;who received more hate after he spoke about it in public.&nbsp;&nbsp;The club's handling of the investigation came under fire and was heavily criticised within the sport and also by politicians and the representatives will now have to appear before a&nbsp;parliamentary committee.&nbsp;
In 2022, Yorkshire is due to host a Test match against&nbsp;New Zealand, as well as an ODI&nbsp;game&nbsp;against South Africa.

Why England's famous Yorkshire Cricket Club is suspended from hosting internationals matches? 

Representatives of the Yorkshire cricket club will also face a Parliamentary committee for their handling of the crisis and have lost 2 international games from the calendar 

Yorkshire&nbsp;have been suspended from hosting 2 international games this season, 1 Test match against New Zealand an ODI&nbsp;vs South Africa&nbsp;

English County side Yorkshire&nbsp;County Cricket Club was suspended from hosting international and major matches as the England and Wales Cricket Board came down heavily on the club's inability to handle racism claims by a former cricketer.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The board feels that the club's inability to handle the matter was&nbsp;causing serious damage to the reputation of the game.
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Gary Ballance, an English international had earlier admitted to using a&nbsp;racial slur against his former teammate&nbsp;Azeem Rafiq&nbsp;who received more hate after he spoke about it in public.&nbsp;&nbsp;The club's handling of the investigation came under fire and was heavily criticised within the sport and also by politicians and the representatives will now have to appear before a&nbsp;parliamentary committee.&nbsp;
In 2022, Yorkshire was due to host a Test match against&nbsp;New Zealand, as well as an ODI&nbsp;game&nbsp;against South Africa.

England's Ollie&nbsp;Robinson who was hemmed in controversies for his decade-old racist and sexist comments&nbsp;a month back felt that he would not get a chance to play for his country again. The England seamer&nbsp;however was handed only an 8-match ban by the England and Wales Cricket Board.&nbsp;After Robinson apologised and completed his suspension term, he&nbsp;got a call-up for the 5 match Test series against India, where in the first match itself the 27-year-old picked up his first 5 wicket haul.&nbsp;Confessing his fears about his career,&nbsp;Robinson said that if he would have been banned for a couple of years someone else would have come in and taken his place. Robinson also said that the past weeks were the toughest time in his life and he is now looking to move forward.&nbsp;

Someone else would have come in and taken my place: Ollie Robinson 

Robinson also said that the past weeks were the toughest time in his life and he is now looking to move forward.&nbsp;

Robinson speaks about his fears regarding career 'I felt, I would not get a chance to play for England&nbsp;again' Robinson returned in Ind-Eng Test match, picked up maiden fifer

Robinson also said that the past weeks were the toughest time in his life and he is now looking to move forward.&nbsp;

England's Ollie&nbsp;Robinson who was hemmed in controversies for his decade-old racist and sexist comments&nbsp;a month back felt that he would not get a chance to play for his country again. The England seamer&nbsp;however was handed only an 8-match ban by the England and Wales Cricket Board.&nbsp;After Robinson apologised and completed his suspension term, he&nbsp;got a call-up for the 5 match Test series against India, where in the first match itself the 27-year-old picked up his first 5 wicket haul.&nbsp; Also Watch <a title="Little mindset adjustments, being in the moment works wonders: Bumrah&nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/little-mindset-adjustments-being-in-the-moment-works-wonders-bumrah-1628412319493">Little mindset adjustments, being in the moment works wonders: Bumrah&nbsp;</a> Confessing his fears about his career,&nbsp;Robinson said that if he would have been banned for a couple of years someone else would have come in and taken his place. Robinson also said that the past weeks were the toughest time in his life and he is now looking to move forward.&nbsp;

Formula 1 stakeholders have joined hands in a fight towards racism in the Sport as Mercedes, Red Bull and governing body the FIA issued a joint statement condemning the online racist abuse aimed at Lewis Hamilton.&nbsp;
The 7-time World Champion was targeted on social media after his crash with rival Max Verstappen&nbsp;on the opening lap of the British Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday.&nbsp;
Also Read: Hamilton is the King of Silverstone&nbsp;yet again&nbsp;
Reports suggest that Formula 1 management is compiling a dossier of the online abuse which is racist in nature and will take the matter up with Social Media platforms directly.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Facebook&nbsp;which owns Instagram&nbsp;said that they tried to remove the racist content&nbsp;as quickly as possible and have encouraged people to use the tools to block abuse.

F1 Teams & drivers condemn racist abuse towards Lewis Hamilton

Formula 1 management is compiling a dossier of the online abuse which is racist in nature and will take the matter up with Social Media platforms directly

Formula 1 stakeholders have joined hands in a fight towards racism in the Sport as Mercedes, Red Bull and governing body the FIA issued a joint statement condemning the online racist abuse aimed at Lewis Hamilton.&nbsp;
The 7-time World Champion was targeted on social media after his crash with rival Max Verstappen&nbsp;on the opening lap of the British Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday.&nbsp;
Reports suggest that Formula 1 management is compiling a dossier of the online abuse which is racist in nature and will take the matter up with Social Media platforms directly.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Facebook&nbsp;which owns Instagram&nbsp;said that they tried to remove the racist content&nbsp;as quickly as possible and have encouraged people to use the tools to block abuse.

<ul>
<li>Lewis Hamilton, a 7-time F1 World Champion was targeted with racist abuse&nbsp;</li>
<li>Hamilton won the British Grand Prix for the 8th time on Sunday&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Formula 1 stakeholders have joined hands in a fight towards racism in the Sport as Mercedes, Red Bull and governing body the FIA issued a joint statement condemning the online racist abuse aimed at Lewis Hamilton.&nbsp;
The 7-time World Champion was targeted on social media after his crash with rival Max Verstappen&nbsp;on the opening lap of the British Grand Prix&nbsp;on Sunday.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9x0c" target="_blank">Also Read: Hamilton is the King of Silverstone&nbsp;yet again&nbsp;</a>
Reports suggest that Formula 1 management is compiling a dossier of the online abuse which is racist in nature and will take the matter up with Social Media platforms directly.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Facebook&nbsp;which owns Instagram&nbsp;said that they tried to remove the racist content&nbsp;as quickly as possible and have encouraged people to use the tools to block abuse.

England footballer Tyrone Mings has accused the home secretary Priti&nbsp;Patel of pretending to be disgusted by racist abuse.His remarks come after Priti&nbsp;Patel&nbsp;previously described taking the knee as "gesture politics".Mings said she had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee.Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho were targeted after they missed penalties in the Euro 2020 final.Priti Patel said she was "disgusted" by the online abuse directed at the trio.Transport Secretary Grant Shapps became&nbsp;the latest government minister to defend the home secretary, saying it was 'odd' that Patel is being criticised over taking the knee comments.

England footballer Tyrone Mings criticises Priti Patel over racism remarks, govt defends her

Mings said Priti&nbsp;Patel had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee.

Mings said Priti&nbsp;Patel had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee.

England footballer Tyrone Mings has accused the home secretary Priti&nbsp;Patel of pretending to be disgusted by racist abuse. His remarks come after Priti&nbsp;Patel&nbsp;previously described taking the knee as "gesture politics". Mings said she had "stoked the fire" by refusing to criticise fans who booed the England team for taking the knee. Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho were targeted after they missed penalties in the Euro 2020 final. Priti Patel said she was "disgusted" by the online abuse directed at the trio. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps became&nbsp;the latest government minister to defend the home secretary, saying it was 'odd' that Patel is being criticised over taking the knee comments.

After racist messages were sent to England's Black footballers on social media following the country&rsquo;s defeat in Euro 2020 final, UK has warned tech platforms they must take action or they would face consequences.
At least three Black players have been subjected to online racist abuse since the final on Sunday night. The Times reported that the government wants the platforms to provide details of those who made racially abusive comments.
Marcus Rashford also raised the issue via a social media post said that he is sorry for his crucial penalty miss that denied his country their maiden silverware in 55 years but he isn't sorry for his roots while targetting those who racially abused him.

Rashford hits out as UK Govt warns tech companies to take action over racist posts

After racist messages were sent to England's Black soccer players on social media following the country&rsquo;s defeat in Euro 2020, UK has warned tech platforms they must take action

After racist messages were sent to England's Black footballers on social media following the country&rsquo;s defeat in Euro 2020 final, UK has warned tech platforms they must take action or they would face consequences.
At least three Black players have been subjected to online racist abuse since the final on Sunday night. The Times reported that the government wants the platforms to provide details of those who made racially abusive comments.
Marcus Rashford also raised the issue via a social media post said that he is sorry for his crucial penalty miss that denied his country their maiden silverware in 55 years but he isn't sorry for his roots while targetting those who racially abused him.

At least three Black soccer players of England have been subjected to online racist abuse since the Euro 2021 final on Sunday night

After racist messages were sent to England's Black footballers on social media following the country&rsquo;s defeat in Euro 2020 final, UK has warned tech platforms they must take action or they would face consequences.
At least three Black players have been subjected to online racist abuse since the final on Sunday night. The Times reported that the government wants the platforms to provide details of those who made racially abusive comments.
Marcus Rashford also raised the issue via a social media post said that he is sorry for his crucial penalty miss that denied his country their maiden silverware in 55 years but he isn't sorry for his roots while targetting those who racially abused him.
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England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;On June 30, ECB&nbsp;suspended&nbsp;the English pacer for 8 matches with 5 of those suspended for 2 years. For the remaining 3, ECB&nbsp;suspended him from the 2nd Test against New Zealand and later he opted out of the 2 T20 matches, which have been taken into consideration.Further he has also ahs&nbsp;to pay a pine of 3200 pounds.&nbsp;Robinson who made his debut in the first NZ Test faced flak after his very old tweets that were allegedly racist and sexist resurfaced on social media.&nbsp;

ECB clears Robinson for playing cricket after his 8 match suspension ends

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;
On June 30, ECB&nbsp;suspended&nbsp;the English pacer for 8 matches with 5 of those suspended for 2 years. For the remaining 3, ECB&nbsp;suspended him from the 2nd Test against New Zealand and later he opted out of the 2 T20 matches, which have been taken into consideration.
Further he has also has&nbsp;to pay a fine of 3200 pounds.&nbsp;
Robinson who made his debut in the first NZ Test faced flak after his very old tweets that were allegedly racist and sexist in nature.&nbsp;

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;

England cricketer Ollie Robinson will be available for selection for the 5 Test series against India, as the ECB&nbsp;clears him of his suspension that was handed to him over his old discriminatory tweets.&nbsp;
On June 30, ECB&nbsp;suspended&nbsp;the English pacer for 8 matches with 5 of those suspended for 2 years. For the remaining 3, ECB&nbsp;suspended him from the 2nd Test against New Zealand and later he opted out of the 2 T20 matches, which have been taken into consideration.
Further he has also has&nbsp;to pay a fine of 3200 pounds.&nbsp;
Robinson who made his debut in the first NZ Test faced flak after his very old tweets that were allegedly racist and sexist in nature.&nbsp; Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Watch! Trent Boult's victory song for New Zealand's historic WTC win " href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-trent-boult-s-victory-song-for-new-zealand-s-historic-wtc-win-1625326377490" target="_blank">Watch! Trent Boult's victory song for New Zealand's historic WTC win </a>

After facing harsh criticism and a hard-hitting suspension from the England Cricket Board, English cricketer Ollie Robinson who recently made his international debut has decided to take a short break from cricket.&nbsp;Robinson's offensive past Tweets came to the fore recently during his debut for England last week. The English board launched a probe into his 8-year-old Tweets which are allegedly racist and sexist.&nbsp;His County Cricket club, Sussex shark&nbsp;in a statement revealed the decision of the 27-year-old. Lending their support, the club said that the cricketer had decided to take a short break after a difficult week and that he will be welcomed back whenever he wants to return.&nbsp;

Ollie Robinson to take 'short-break' after Twitter controversy

After facing harsh criticism and a hard-hitting suspension from the England Cricket Board, English cricketer Ollie Robinson who recently made his international debut has decided to take a short break from cricket.&nbsp; Robinson's offensive past Tweets came to the fore recently during his debut for England last week. The English board launched a probe into his 8-year-old Tweets which are allegedly racist and sexist.&nbsp; His County Cricket club, Sussex shark&nbsp;in a statement revealed the decision of the 27-year-old. Lending their support, the club said that the cricketer had decided to take a short break after a difficult week and that he will be welcomed back whenever he wants to return.&nbsp;

Ollie Robinson to take 'short-break' after Twitter controversy Robinson suspended during his into devut&nbsp;for England Robinson faces flak for 8-year-old racist, sexist tweets

After facing harsh criticism and a hard-hitting suspension from the England Cricket Board, English cricketer Ollie Robinson who recently made his international debut has decided to take a short break from cricket.&nbsp; Robinson's offensive past Tweets came to the fore recently during his debut for England last week. The English board launched a probe into his 8-year-old Tweets which are allegedly racist and sexist.&nbsp; His County Cricket club, Sussex shark&nbsp;in a statement revealed the decision of the 27-year-old. Lending their support, the club said that the cricketer had decided to take a short break after a difficult week and that he will be welcomed back whenever he wants to return.&nbsp;

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