Chelsea chiefs have pledged to continue standing up to discrimination despite charting a “disappointing” rise in anti-Semitism in football. “In a certain sense charting all this can be depressing but in a certain sense it is also very hopeful. “It has not been an easy time for those who fight discrimination in the last year and a half. “Historically it’s been alleged that Kick It Out was formed to fight racism against black players and coaches. “But we’re very much of the belief that you can’t just fight one form of discrimination, because discrimination is wrong in all its forms.

Source: Express July 20, 2021 13:52 UTC