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Senior Lecturer at University of Brighton, Dr. Marlon Moncrieffe joins Areej to discuss his recent piece for The Conversation, Facing up to cycling’s history of anti-blackness. An in-depth article detailing the past transgressions against black athletes throughout elite and professional cycling competitions. Dr. Moncrieffe also discussed the difference between championing diversity and anti-racism along with the pros and cons associated with each action.
Tour De France 2020: Facing up to professional cycling's history of anti-blackness | The Conversation
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