England striker no longer kneels against racism
English professional league players are gradually dropping the kneeling tradition during matches as a protest against racism, which was established in 2020 following George Floyd's death. Leeds United striker, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, decided not to kneel in a match against Manchester United, expressing respect for himself and the cause, having previously made this decision in earlier stages. This movement, which was part of the "No Room for Racism" campaign, has gradually declined since 2022, but recently returned symbolically to reaffirm the importance of the stance.
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