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Jack London: Medals of GB’s first black Olympic star to be sold

14th November 201913th November 2019 Josie McFarlane 288 Views 0 Comments Black history, Black sportsman, Great Britain, Medals, Olympics, recognition

The first Olympic medals to be won by a black British athlete have been put up for auction. Valued at

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British sport accused of ‘unacceptable’ lack of ethnic diversity in boardrooms

25th September 201924th September 2019 Josie McFarlane 313 Views 0 Comments #sport, ethnicity, lack of diversity, Olympics, talent, Team GB

The British sport sector has been accused of an “unacceptable” lack of ethnic diversity across its boardrooms. Research by UK

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Team GB’s only black swimmer: ‘I understand why girls would quit over their hair’

9th August 20196th August 2019 Josie McFarlane 413 Views 0 Comments #Beauty, #Hair, #sport, Black Women, Olympics, Swimming, Team GB

“I vividly remember a black girl saying at training that the reason black girls don’t swim is because of their

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How a proud mum’s Facebook post got her kids into the Olympics

8th August 20196th August 2019 Josie McFarlane 343 Views 0 Comments #sport, Facebook, Olympics, Social Media

Cape Verde has never won an Olympic medal, and despite the country sending only four swimmers to the 2020 Olympics,

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Paralympian Stef Reid has prosthetic limb made for her at The Leprosy Mission’s Anandaban Hospital in Nepal

5th March 20194th March 2019 Josie McFarlane 466 Views 0 Comments #Sports News, Anandaban Hospital, athlete, charity, community, health, Leprosy, Nepal, Olympics, Paralympian Stef Reid, prosthetic Limb

GB Paralympian StefReid lost her right foot in a boating accident, aged 15. But despite her talent and tenacity seeing

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Why Ellis Genge, Katarina Johnson-Thompson & Jadon Sancho are an inspiration

14th January 201914th January 2019 Josie McFarlane 904 Views 0 Comments #sport, BAME, black, community, Ellis Genge, ethnicity, Football, Jadon Sancho are an inspiration, Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Olympics, Race

“I want people to see this and realise if you are young, black and British you can 100% excel in

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