... Azeem Rafiq. The former Yorkshire cricketer’s statements to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport select committee indicated a culture of racism at the club that has already had enormous ramifications and will continue to. But they didn’t stop at Yorkshire, as they spoke to racism elsewhere in cricket, in other sports and in society in general. In this regard, Rafiq himself apologised immediately when an anti-Semitic Facebook message sent when he was 19 (he is now 30) emerged. As well as exposing racism and the need for ever greater efforts to eliminate it, the case has once more highlighted the pitfalls of digital media.
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