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How Dundee United fan Anish Tewari took matters into his own hands in the fight against racism
Updated: March 3, 2021, 11:44 am
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Anish Tewari (left) founder of anti-racism scheme Unify.
Dundee United supporter Anish Tewari has taken matters into his own hands in the fight against racial abuse by starting anti-racism scheme Unify.
The loyal Arab, a regular at Tannadice prior to the coronavirus, set up the online platform last month to raise awareness of racism in football and wider society.
The 22-year-old has already spoken to Tangerines’ midfielder Jeando Fuchs and Hearts striker Armand Gnanduillet to learn more about their experiences of discrimination.