Middlesbrough legend Chris Kamara has returned to his home town to teach children about the importance of anti-racisim.

Chris Kamara on racism: 'It's better but it's not perfect'

The charity has been helping combat racism for over 25 years through its educational workshops.

Anti-racism charity nears one million milestone

Gary Bennett MBE said he asked the King who he will be supporting in Tuesday’s Group B World Cup fixture, England vs Wales.

24.02.22 SHAKA HISLOP AND LORD MAYOR OF NEWCASTLE - NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL

The 53-year-old was instrumental in the founding of Show Racism the Red Card in 1996, during his time at Newcastle United during Keegan's era.

The keeper said it's the second time in two months he's been the victim of racist abuse

Colchester United keeper Shamal George was allegedly subjected to a racist slur in the clash with non-league Sudbury.  

"Enough is enough": Sunderland joins Newcastle and Middlesbrough in uniting with English football to join a social media boycott next weekend.

Show Racism the Red Card founder Shaka Hislop has written a blog for ITV News as the charity opens its first North West office.

In 1996, former Newcastle United goalkeeper Shaka Hislop launched the anti-racism charity, which is now recognised across the United Kingdom.

Children from across Wales have been taking a stand against discrimination as part of a creative project with Show Racism the Red Card.

Former  Leeds and Sheffield United midfielder Chris Kamara says that people are more willing to report racist incidents in sport.