Raheem Sterling Deserves an Apology from the Media After Another Hate-Filled Headline

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The 'outrage' over his tattoo is part of a continued, toxic media campaign.

May 29, 2018
Jacob Davey
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The S*n have produced another abhorrent front cover proclaiming "outrage" over Raheem Sterling's new tattoo.

Taking to Instagram yesterday, Sterling showed off a new tattoo of an assault rifle on his right leg during England training. The tattoo is an unfinished tribute to his dad, who was shot when he was just two-years-old, with Sterling vowing that he'd to "never touch a gun in my lifetime" whilst explaining the deeper meaning behind his new ink in an Instagram Story post.

https://twitter.com/City_Watch/status/1001223344472158209

It once again showcases the racist agenda spread by the paper and other tabloids, whose continued persecution of Sterling - particularly before he plays an integral part in the World Cup as one of England's best players - needs to stop. The paper, who described the tattoo as 'sick' (evidently not in the approving sense,) continues to treat Sterling with a double standard with the relentless vilification against him.

https://twitter.com/adamkeyworth/status/1001218545588502530

Gary Lineker tweeted "Unique to this country to attempt to destroy our players morale before a major tournament. It’s weird, unpatriotic and sad."

https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/1001238562749075457

Piers Morgan decided to chime in too, Tweeting "Get that gun off his leg" only to be shut down by several users pointing out that his own team, Arsenal, also contains a weapon in the crest.

https://twitter.com/thepublocal/status/1001375183809150976

The undertones of this relentless strand of "reporting" are evident. It yet again exposes their toxic agenda against a young, black footballer playing the best football of his career. Let's hope that Sterling can silence the haters by continuing his Man City form in Russia this summer.

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Raheem Sterling Deserves an Apology from the Media After Another Hate-Filled Headline

The 'outrage' over his tattoo is part of a continued, toxic media campaign.

May 29, 2018
Jacob Davey
Words by
Photography by

The S*n have produced another abhorrent front cover proclaiming "outrage" over Raheem Sterling's new tattoo.

Taking to Instagram yesterday, Sterling showed off a new tattoo of an assault rifle on his right leg during England training. The tattoo is an unfinished tribute to his dad, who was shot when he was just two-years-old, with Sterling vowing that he'd to "never touch a gun in my lifetime" whilst explaining the deeper meaning behind his new ink in an Instagram Story post.

https://twitter.com/City_Watch/status/1001223344472158209

It once again showcases the racist agenda spread by the paper and other tabloids, whose continued persecution of Sterling - particularly before he plays an integral part in the World Cup as one of England's best players - needs to stop. The paper, who described the tattoo as 'sick' (evidently not in the approving sense,) continues to treat Sterling with a double standard with the relentless vilification against him.

https://twitter.com/adamkeyworth/status/1001218545588502530

Gary Lineker tweeted "Unique to this country to attempt to destroy our players morale before a major tournament. It’s weird, unpatriotic and sad."

https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/1001238562749075457

Piers Morgan decided to chime in too, Tweeting "Get that gun off his leg" only to be shut down by several users pointing out that his own team, Arsenal, also contains a weapon in the crest.

https://twitter.com/thepublocal/status/1001375183809150976

The undertones of this relentless strand of "reporting" are evident. It yet again exposes their toxic agenda against a young, black footballer playing the best football of his career. Let's hope that Sterling can silence the haters by continuing his Man City form in Russia this summer.

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Raheem Sterling Deserves an Apology from the Media After Another Hate-Filled Headline

The 'outrage' over his tattoo is part of a continued, toxic media campaign.

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May 29, 2018
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The S*n have produced another abhorrent front cover proclaiming "outrage" over Raheem Sterling's new tattoo.

Taking to Instagram yesterday, Sterling showed off a new tattoo of an assault rifle on his right leg during England training. The tattoo is an unfinished tribute to his dad, who was shot when he was just two-years-old, with Sterling vowing that he'd to "never touch a gun in my lifetime" whilst explaining the deeper meaning behind his new ink in an Instagram Story post.

https://twitter.com/City_Watch/status/1001223344472158209

It once again showcases the racist agenda spread by the paper and other tabloids, whose continued persecution of Sterling - particularly before he plays an integral part in the World Cup as one of England's best players - needs to stop. The paper, who described the tattoo as 'sick' (evidently not in the approving sense,) continues to treat Sterling with a double standard with the relentless vilification against him.

https://twitter.com/adamkeyworth/status/1001218545588502530

Gary Lineker tweeted "Unique to this country to attempt to destroy our players morale before a major tournament. It’s weird, unpatriotic and sad."

https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/1001238562749075457

Piers Morgan decided to chime in too, Tweeting "Get that gun off his leg" only to be shut down by several users pointing out that his own team, Arsenal, also contains a weapon in the crest.

https://twitter.com/thepublocal/status/1001375183809150976

The undertones of this relentless strand of "reporting" are evident. It yet again exposes their toxic agenda against a young, black footballer playing the best football of his career. Let's hope that Sterling can silence the haters by continuing his Man City form in Russia this summer.

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Raheem Sterling Deserves an Apology from the Media After Another Hate-Filled Headline

The 'outrage' over his tattoo is part of a continued, toxic media campaign.

May 29, 2018
Jacob Davey
Words by
Photography by

The S*n have produced another abhorrent front cover proclaiming "outrage" over Raheem Sterling's new tattoo.

Taking to Instagram yesterday, Sterling showed off a new tattoo of an assault rifle on his right leg during England training. The tattoo is an unfinished tribute to his dad, who was shot when he was just two-years-old, with Sterling vowing that he'd to "never touch a gun in my lifetime" whilst explaining the deeper meaning behind his new ink in an Instagram Story post.

https://twitter.com/City_Watch/status/1001223344472158209

It once again showcases the racist agenda spread by the paper and other tabloids, whose continued persecution of Sterling - particularly before he plays an integral part in the World Cup as one of England's best players - needs to stop. The paper, who described the tattoo as 'sick' (evidently not in the approving sense,) continues to treat Sterling with a double standard with the relentless vilification against him.

https://twitter.com/adamkeyworth/status/1001218545588502530

Gary Lineker tweeted "Unique to this country to attempt to destroy our players morale before a major tournament. It’s weird, unpatriotic and sad."

https://twitter.com/GaryLineker/status/1001238562749075457

Piers Morgan decided to chime in too, Tweeting "Get that gun off his leg" only to be shut down by several users pointing out that his own team, Arsenal, also contains a weapon in the crest.

https://twitter.com/thepublocal/status/1001375183809150976

The undertones of this relentless strand of "reporting" are evident. It yet again exposes their toxic agenda against a young, black footballer playing the best football of his career. Let's hope that Sterling can silence the haters by continuing his Man City form in Russia this summer.

In light of stories like this,

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