Ben Bold
Jul 16, 2021

Adland in UK demands change to stop racism in open letter to Facebook, Twitter and Snap

Letter comes in a week during which racists took to social media to target England’s black players following the Euro 2020 final

Abuse seeped into the physical world, too, with a mural of Marcus Rashford defaced by racists

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