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Derby County’s First 11 Black Players Exhibition

Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) is proud to continue the rollout of our pioneering First 11 Black Players project, this time turning the spotlight to the rich heritage of Derby County Football Club.

Official Statement on rise of racist incidents within English & Scottish football

Show Racism the Red Card are extremely disappointed, but sadly not surprised, to learn that at least six professional footballers from England and Scotland received yet more racist abuse online following participation in games this weekend.

Championing Inclusion: A Conversation on Diversity in Sport

Co-Hosted by Show Racism the Red Card and the High Commission of Canada in honour of Canadian Black History Month and Canada’s co-hosting of the FIFA World Cup 2026

#SRtRCSpotlight: QPR FC’s First 11 Black Players Exhibition Launch

Recently, Show Racism the Red Card collaborated with Queens Park Rangers in the Community Trust and Premier League Inspires at MATRADE Loftus Road, and hosted an educational event, featuring their first 11 exhibition, for pupils from 2 local secondary schools.

Statement from Show Racism the Red Card

Show Racism the Red Card is deeply concerned by reports of alleged racist abuse directed at Vinícius Júnior during last night’s UEFA Champions League match between Benfica and Real Madrid.

30 Years of Educating on Anti-Racism: Commemorating Three Decades of Show Racism the Red Card

2026 marks 30 years of Show Racism the Red Card - can you believe it?!

#SRtRCSpotlight: Anti-racism education in partnership with Sunderland City Council & Together for Children

In the summer of 2025, the North East Education Team secured funding from Sunderland City Council and Together for Children to deliver a programme of anti-racism education to 25 schools in the local authority area.

Statement on comment by Jim Ratcliffe

Show Racism the Red Card is deeply concerned by the comments by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of Manchester United, suggesting that the United Kingdom is being “colonised.”

#SRtRCSpotlight: National Football Museum

Following on from the successful 'Unsung Heroes' event, the North West team returned to the National Football Museum to deliver anti-racism education workshops to the museum's staff.

Transforming The Beautiful Game: The Clyde Best Story

A powerful new sports and social history documentary about footballer Clyde Best will make its highly-anticipated world premiere at Sadler's Wells East Theatre in London on Wednesday 25th March 2026 at 7:30pm.

#SRtRCSpotlight: Promoting Allyship with Hibernian FC

This week, we spotlight our team in Scotland for achieving a roaring success with its third consecutive anti-racism club event, in partnership with Hibernian FC.

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