Players' social media protest against racism targeted by racist abuse

Shaka Hislop calls on UEFA to do more than assessing a monetary fine, following alleged racial abuse directed at England players in Montenegro. Footballers in England boycotting social media in a protest against racism were targeted with abuse for posting about the 24-hour campaign. Talks with the social media companies are now being sought by the Professional Footballers' Association, which coordinated the "Enough" campaign to demand a crackdown on racism by the platforms. #EnoughWe are making a stand against racist abuse.We recognise that our platforms come with responsibility, and so we are using our voice to stand against racist abuse.Together, we are calling on social media platforms and footballing bodies to do more! pic.twitter.com/GT9EQjnVM4— PFA | Professional Footballers' Association (@PFA) April 19, 2019 There was silence on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram from many players from 0800 GMT Friday for 24 hours. "Yesterday, some members received racist abuse on their #Enough...

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