It is ten years since 18-year-old Anthony Walker was murdered in a racist attack in a park in Liverpool.
His killers, Paul Taylor and Michael Barton were jailed for life.
A foundation has been set up in Anthony's name to tackle hate crime and promote diversity on Merseyside
The murder of Anthony Walker was a tragedy for those who knew and loved him.
But it was also a turning point.
Anthony's friends and family were determined the kind of mentality that drove his killers should be challenged and defeated.
So they set up a charity in his name to combat hate crime - our reporter Tim Scott looks at the legacy of Anthony Walker.
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