Kick It Out

Lotte Wubben-Moy quits social media in protest after Jess Carter suffers racist abuse during Euros, saying platforms allow hate with “no consequence”.

Tottenham warns fans of zero-tolerance towards offensive chants, specifically those targeting Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta and using homophobic language. Body cams to be used for enforcement.

Arsenal has banned 24 fans for various offences, including tragedy chanting, assault, and online abuse, demonstrating their commitment to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all.

Arsenal takes a firm stand against abusive and discriminatory behaviour, handing three-year bans to 31 members and season ticket holders.

Rob Holding has been commended by anti-racism group, Kick it Out, for his actions in defending his teammates by reporting alleged racist abuse to officials.

Arsenal will join a social media blackout this weekend as clubs look to force the various platforms to do something substantial about abuse online.

The Premier League will introduce specially-designed footballs to be used over the next two weeks as they hope to show their commitment to fighting racism with some more trinkets.

Arsenal have started to ban fans who are abusive on twitter, news that will be welcomed by many and feared by many, as well as idiotic fans, who won’t be able to insult others at will as they are used to.

‘Raise your Game’, part of the Kick It Out organisation’s campaign to rid football of racism and discrimination, opened at the Emirates on Tuesday. Kick…