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Chris Kamara’s first look at his place in football history 👏🏾 @chris_kammy reacts to seeing his contribution to the Black in the Game exhibition at the @FootballMuseum - celebrating Black excellence in English football. Read more about the exhibition here: bit.ly/4h3TFj2

📢 "Black History Month – an opportunity to learn and celebrate" It's #BlackHistoryMonth and we spoke to @kickitout boss Samuel Okafor to hear more about their plans and the important legacy of founder Lord Ouseley. 🔗 thefsa.org.uk/news/black-his…

Remembering Uriah Rennie, the first black referee in the Premier League ❤️

🤔 Heading to a game this weekend? ‼️ If you experience or witness discrimination at a football match or online, you can report it to Kick It Out. 📲 You can report it via our website, app or through social media. ✉️ Alternatively, reach out to us by emailing report@kickitout.org

🎬 Two journeys. One stage. From Raise Your Game to the spotlight of our Football United Strategy Launch, Razaq & Elliott show what happens when opportunity meets ambition. 🔗 Full doc available here: bit.ly/46Rt7gg 📍 Next stop: Media Raise Your Game — Nov 12th, UCFB Wembley. Apply now: bit.ly/48iY6Ex

The FA are awarding an honorary cap to Frank Soo — the first player of Asian descent to play for England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 As wartime matches weren’t recognised by FIFA, he never received a cap in his lifetime A true trailblazer ❤️👏 #ThreeLions | @England

📹 Media Raise Your Game is returning after last season's incredible event and it’s bigger than ever. 🌟 Step into the world of football media, connect with top industry mentors, and get inspired by the pros. 🗓️ Wednesday 12th November 📍 UCFB Wembley Campus 👇 Apply now

"If it wasn't for him, I would have never told a teacher, or maybe anyone" In this powerful conversation, Jeriah and his friend Alex revisit the day that inspired Jeriah to write Back in Time, a moment of discrimination that turned into a lesson in allyship. This Black History Month, Kick It Out is teaming up with award-winning author and Brighton & Hove Albion Academy player Jeriah Boateng to launch a storytelling competition for young people aged 7–12. Find out more here: bit.ly/4nG8ACC @OfficialBHAFC | @BHAFC_Academy

✍️ Competition time! ⚽ This Black History Month, Kick It Out is teaming up with award-winning author and Brighton & Hove Albion Academy player Jeriah Boateng to launch an exciting storytelling competition for young people aged 7–12. ✨ 10 winners will grab a free copy of Jeriah’s book Back in Time and a Kick It Out goody bag! 🚀 Ready to show your allyship skills and rewrite the game? Find out more 👉 bit.ly/4nSfaG8 @OfficialBHAFC | @BHAFC_Academy

Suspected online hate crimes referred to police have quadrupled already this season in English football, Sky News can reveal. Sky's @RobHarris has more on Sky News Breakfast with Hollie Varney from @kickitout ⬇️ Full report 🔗 trib.al/ovj2nUg 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube

Fans for Diversity Meet-Up video recap. It captures all the laughs, the passion, and the incredible atmosphere of the day. ​Big thanks again to the amazing Fans. Let’s keep this energy going! ⚽️👊🏽👍🏽 ​#FansForDiversity #Diversity #FFD

In a phenomenal display, Kira Rai scores a hat-trick for Peterborough United Women in the space of 5 minutes. Congratulations Kira, everyone is immensely proud of your unstoppable resilience 👏🏾 📸: @Darren_wiles @theposhwomen #pufc

❗️If you experience or witness discrimination at a football match or online, you can report it to Kick It Out. ▶️ You can report it via our website, app or through social media. ✉️ Alternatively, reach out to us by emailing report@kickitout.org

Who comes to mind when you think of ‘standing firm in power and pride’? This year’s Black History Month theme will tell the story of many inspirational British figures, and we’re pleased that our founder, Lord Herman Ouseley, is being recognised and celebrated as one who helped change our country for the better. A year ago, he sadly passed away. We can’t think of many people in football who showed such courage, power and pride at a time of resistance when he set up Kick It Out 32 years ago. In our film to remember him, Sir Alex Ferguson described Herman as “fearless”. Others describe how he gave a voice to black players and made the game feel safer for many communities. We continue to draw strength from his power and pride at a time of political uncertainty and a rise in discrimination. If you want to know more about Lord Herman Ouseley and what impact he had on football, you can watch the whole film here: bit.ly/4728YFE Our thoughts are with his friends and family as we remember a truly great person, whose legacy continues to live on. #BHM #BHM2025 #BlackHistoryMonth

Kick It Out send you warm wishes on this Yom Kippur. We wish you an easy fast and a meaningful Yom Kippur. To find out more, click here: bbc.in/3PonVb6 #KickItOut

"Discrimination is on the rise again in football - we must remain united in standing up to it" Kick It Out Chief Executive Samuel Okafor writes in The Guardian about the rise in reports of discrimination since the summer 🔗 Read the full article: bit.ly/4mJQz59

FREE eLearning for teachers with @kickitout 📚 6 weeks exploring allyship, belonging & community through Paul's story as Chelsea's first Black player ✅ Curriculum-aligned ✅ Ready-to-teach ✅ Complete toolkit included More here: zurl.co/1zhGy #EdChat #Teachers

Uniting with partners such as @FA_PGMOL is a huge part of making Football United. Looking forward to working together more in the future.