Racism in Ireland: Bypassing Black girl for medal (video)

September 25, 2023 by AFRIPOL Leave a Comment

Racism “incident occurred at a Gymstart event in Dublin, Ireland in March 2022 when a line of children were awarded medals but the black girl did not receive one. A video, which was taken during the March 2022 ceremony but resurfaced recently and went viral over the weekend, showed an official clearly bypassing the only Black girl while handing out medals, leaving the girl looking confused and embarrassed.”

Welcome to Ireland where people get away with racism! This little black girl broke my heart. Don’t skip this post without leaving a million heart for her. Make her famous… pic.twitter.com/YYMIP1IALZ
— Mohamad Safa (@mhdksafa) September 22, 2023

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