Tasmanian Aboriginal rangers and elders face racist abuse on social media, with comments questioning their Aboriginality; leaders attribute the escalation to post-Voice referendum tensions and internal 'lateral violence'
A survey of NHS radiographers reveals a noticeable rise in overt racist abuse from patients, including being called monkeys, dirty foreigners, and facing refusals of care based on skin color.
Dr. Karishma Reddy, an Indian-American doctor, faces racist comments for wearing a bindi in a video, prompting her to address anti-Indian abuse and misconceptions about Hinduism, receiving widespread support for her calm response.
Eleven Republican politicians have written to the WNBA, urging Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to protect star player Caitlin Clark from "multiple attacks" on court. The lawmakers expressed concern that these "attacks" may be racially motivated, given Clark is white and most WNBA players are Black. They requested clarification on the league's policies regarding on-court aggression and online harassment.
FIFA has condemned racist abuse directed at American social media influencer IShowSpeed during a World Cup match livestream in the United States. The incident occurred on July 3, 2026, at Miami Stadium during Argentina's match against Cabo Verde, and FIFA has launched an investigation.
FIFA is investigating American YouTuber IShowSpeed for alleged racist abuse during Argentina's World Cup match against Cape Verde in Miami. The incident occurred as Argentina won 3-2. This follows another racism controversy involving France's Kylian Mbappe.
Egypt coach Hossam Hassan made an 'X' gesture to referee François Letexier during their World Cup defeat to Argentina. The gesture, internationally recognized under FIFA rules to report racist abuse, remains unexplained by Hassan or the Egyptian FA, prompting potential FIFA review.
Fifa has launched an investigation into alleged racist abuse involving American social media influencer IShowSpeed and a supporter during Argentina's 3-2 victory over Cape Verde. The incident reportedly occurred on July 3rd at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
French footballer Kylian Mbappe responded to racist remarks made by Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla, who mocked his Cameroonian roots after Paraguay's World Cup loss to France. Mbappe called her "despicable" and "unworthy," while French politicians, including President Macron, supported him.
Fifa's social media protection service (SMPS) reported a 13-fold increase in online racist abuse during the 2026 World Cup group stage, identifying 89,000 abusive posts. Racism constituted 11% of all online abuse, a 3% rise from 2022.
Phoenix Mercury player Alyssa Thomas has revealed she's receiving death threats and racist abuse following a one-game ban for an on-court incident with Caitlin Clark. Thomas called the abuse unacceptable and criticized WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert for not addressing player safety.
Ronald Koeman has resigned as head coach of the Dutch national team following their World Cup last-32 defeat to Morocco. The KNVB also confirmed that players who missed penalties in the shootout faced racist abuse online, and they will file a case with Meld Online Discriminatie.
Ronald Koeman has resigned as Netherlands manager following their World Cup exit. The decision comes after players faced "appalling" racist abuse on social media for missing penalties in their loss to Morocco. Koeman cited personal health concerns and a changed perspective on life.
Video of a dying British student being handcuffed by police has ignited riots and a political firestorm in the UK, with accusations of anti-white prejudice and exploitation of tragedy.
Video of a dying British student, Henry Nowak, being handcuffed by police has ignited riots and a political debate in the UK. Nowak was wrongly arrested after being stabbed, with accusations of anti-white prejudice fueling protests and criticism from figures like Elon Musk and Nigel Farage.
A popular stress-relief doll in China, 'Natasha,' resembling a Black baby, has sparked international outrage. Chinese netizens have used the doll for violent abuse in viral videos, leading to accusations of racism from overseas Black communities who view it as dehumanizing and a reflection of deep-seated anti-Black sentiment.
Demonstrators clashed with police in Southampton, England, protesting the treatment of Henry Nowak, an 18-year-old student who died after being stabbed. The protest, fueled by far-right activists and a video of the arrest, has sparked debate on policing and race.
Six people were stabbed and 24 others arrested following Arsenal's Premier League trophy parade in London. Over 500 officers were deployed, with arrests for offenses including assault, sexual assault, drug possession, and knife possession. Two officers sustained injuries.
Roly Gregoire, Sunderland's first black player, recounts racist abuse during his 1978-79 career, leading to a 46-year silence, now seeking to set the record straight.
Indian-New Zealand real estate agent Raj Singh has detailed years of harassment by a neighbor, including racist abuse, vandalism, and property damage. The incidents, which began in 2018, have caused distress to his family. Police are investigating, and the perpetrator has a previous conviction for disorderly behavior.
Michelle Obama criticized the dishonesty in US politics, citing personal attacks and hypocrisy regarding health initiatives. She also spoke about the emptiness of wealth and the widespread unhappiness and injustice in the world.
Racist abuse against NHS nurses has increased by 86% in recent years, with the RCN blaming the normalization of extreme views in politics and media. Nurses reported 6,812 incidents last year, a significant rise from 2022, with many cases involving racial slurs and discrimination.
Tottenham Hotspur have reported "vile, dehumanising" abuse towards defender Kevin Danso to the police.
Sunderland has condemned racist abuse directed at forward Brian Brobbey following a match against Tottenham. The club is working with authorities to identify the perpetrators, highlighting a broader trend of rising online discrimination in football.
