This Newspaper Mistakenly Used a Photo of Aaron Wan-Bissaka Instead of Wilfried Zaha in an Article About Racism

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Oct 31, 2018
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The I Newspaper have used a picture of Aaron Wan-Bissaka on a story about Wilfried Zaha speaking out about being racially abused.

After the Ivorian recently opened up on the racist abuse and death threats he'd received following Crystal Palace’s game with Arsenal this past weekend, the I Newspaper decided to report the news.

But instead of picturing Zaha in their coverage attempting to highlight the issue, they mistakenly used a picture of Zaha's Palace teammate Wan-Bissaka instead. Considering the subject matter is centered on race, The I's mishap and lack of awareness is particularly glaring in it's carelessness. Check out the image of the article below.

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This isn't the first time the press has had an embarrassing case of mistaken identity. Back in 2017, Stormzy was mistaken for Romelu Lukaku by an Irish newspaper, and these incidents only strengthen the view that it's an issue which says more about racism than we care to admit.

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This Newspaper Mistakenly Used a Photo of Aaron Wan-Bissaka Instead of Wilfried Zaha in an Article About Racism

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Oct 31, 2018
Jacob Davey
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The I Newspaper have used a picture of Aaron Wan-Bissaka on a story about Wilfried Zaha speaking out about being racially abused.

After the Ivorian recently opened up on the racist abuse and death threats he'd received following Crystal Palace’s game with Arsenal this past weekend, the I Newspaper decided to report the news.

But instead of picturing Zaha in their coverage attempting to highlight the issue, they mistakenly used a picture of Zaha's Palace teammate Wan-Bissaka instead. Considering the subject matter is centered on race, The I's mishap and lack of awareness is particularly glaring in it's carelessness. Check out the image of the article below.

https://twitter.com/billybob1310/status/1057554365907644416

This isn't the first time the press has had an embarrassing case of mistaken identity. Back in 2017, Stormzy was mistaken for Romelu Lukaku by an Irish newspaper, and these incidents only strengthen the view that it's an issue which says more about racism than we care to admit.

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The I Newspaper have used a picture of Aaron Wan-Bissaka on a story about Wilfried Zaha speaking out about being racially abused.

After the Ivorian recently opened up on the racist abuse and death threats he'd received following Crystal Palace’s game with Arsenal this past weekend, the I Newspaper decided to report the news.

But instead of picturing Zaha in their coverage attempting to highlight the issue, they mistakenly used a picture of Zaha's Palace teammate Wan-Bissaka instead. Considering the subject matter is centered on race, The I's mishap and lack of awareness is particularly glaring in it's carelessness. Check out the image of the article below.

https://twitter.com/billybob1310/status/1057554365907644416

This isn't the first time the press has had an embarrassing case of mistaken identity. Back in 2017, Stormzy was mistaken for Romelu Lukaku by an Irish newspaper, and these incidents only strengthen the view that it's an issue which says more about racism than we care to admit.

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This Newspaper Mistakenly Used a Photo of Aaron Wan-Bissaka Instead of Wilfried Zaha in an Article About Racism

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Oct 31, 2018
Jacob Davey
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The I Newspaper have used a picture of Aaron Wan-Bissaka on a story about Wilfried Zaha speaking out about being racially abused.

After the Ivorian recently opened up on the racist abuse and death threats he'd received following Crystal Palace’s game with Arsenal this past weekend, the I Newspaper decided to report the news.

But instead of picturing Zaha in their coverage attempting to highlight the issue, they mistakenly used a picture of Zaha's Palace teammate Wan-Bissaka instead. Considering the subject matter is centered on race, The I's mishap and lack of awareness is particularly glaring in it's carelessness. Check out the image of the article below.

https://twitter.com/billybob1310/status/1057554365907644416

This isn't the first time the press has had an embarrassing case of mistaken identity. Back in 2017, Stormzy was mistaken for Romelu Lukaku by an Irish newspaper, and these incidents only strengthen the view that it's an issue which says more about racism than we care to admit.

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