Police officers involved in the shooting of Jacob Blake will not face charges, much to the anger of several LA Lakers stars

In a most unusual year already thrown into chaos by the coronavirus pandemic, many athletes stood up against racial prejudice and discrimination

Proteas have been under pressure to show their support to the BLM Movement by taking a knee, but the players in a statement said that the raised fists have more historical context to the South Africans.

Paine said he didn't think a lot about the issue of racism but the BLM has shifted his perspective

At the news conference, DeVane said he feared for his life and was embarrassed because there was at least one woman among the officers.

Covid is a scarlet letter, the thing that results in those affected being shunned.

Loud boos sounded at The Den as Millwall and Derby County players took the knee on Saturday, leaving the home club "dismayed and saddened"

South Africa will appear in their first international assignment since the COVID-19-induced lockdown in March when they host England

The Australian Test and ODI vice-captain Pat Cummins said his team considered the move as the best way to begin addressing racism, both at home and around the world

Lewis Hamilton is on the verge of a record-equalling seventh Formula One title, but he is more concerned by matters away from the track

The incident occurred Sunday morning at Takulashi village, less than 20 kilometers (12 miles) from Chibok in Borno state.

IPL organisers have given the Black Lives Matter campaign a cold shoulder but Pandya and Kieron Pollard showed their support in Abu Dhabi on Sunday

In Lagos, Nigeria's largest city, protesters blocked the road to the international airport and the main highway into the city.

Officer Shaun Lucas remained jailed on Thursday on USD 1 million bond.

Jofra Archer insisted England have not forgotten about the Black Lives Matter movement amid criticism from Michael Holding for not kneeling before games

Calling attention to racial inequality and police brutality has been a top priority of the NBA restart, for both players and the league itself

Australia skipper Aaron Finch had said before the series that his team would not take the knee because "education is more important than the protest". Holding did not agree with Finch's viewpoint

US President Donald Trump has cast the upcoming election as a clash between 'law and order' and anarchy, and he has denounced protesters as 'thugs' while sharply defending the police.

Naomi Osaka is into the Western & Southern Open final, defeating Elise Mertens after another show of support for Black Lives Matter

Barack Obama saluted protesting American sport stars, and LeBron James expressed his exasperation at racial injustice in the United States