Many people understand racism as an ideology that teaches that people of some races are naturally superior and that those of other races are inferior.

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Those who have felt the pain of racism know that the hurt can run deep, and the scars can last a lifetime. And it’s not just on the sporting field, at the pub or in the classroom that people are subject to hate-filled physical attacks, spiteful slurs or pointed snubs. Racism is everywhere. And whether it is perpetuated individually or institutionally, it is deeply personal to people on the receiving end.

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