So it turns out that six men ejected from the third cricket test in Sydney for racist conduct weren’t racist after all
They were just in the wrong place at the wrong time – by which I mean Australia in 2021, where an allegation of racism is as good as proof; and where self-righteous preeners will gladly denounce their fellow man if it means a chance to parade their own anti-racism credentials.
Three weeks after spectators were escorted from their seats and thrown out of the Sydney Cricket Ground by police for hurling racist insults at an Indian player, investigations by both...
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