Picture from left to right: Shaka Hislop, former Newcastle and West Ham goalkeeper; Olivier Bernard,

Using education, facts and sporting role models, the initiative aims to challenge and address many of the myths surrounding migrants and celebrate the enormous contribution made by those who have sought asylum and sanctuary in the UK. [...] We continue to challenge the narratives around immigration and the impact on British Society and we are calling on you to challenge those stereotypes that we see too often, that are damaging to who we are and all that we stand for.” The sentiments were echoed by fellow former Newcastle Utd left-back, Olivier Bernard, who said: “I joined Newcastle United in 2000 when Sir Bobby Robson was manager. [...] Show Racism The Red Card acknowledges that racism changes, as do the experiences of Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities in the UK. [...] They put migrant voices at the centre of the migration debate by developing the skills and confidence of migrants, including asylum seekers and refugees across the UK. [...] They are experts in narrative change and the amplification of the voices of those with lived experience.