A number of prominent South African rugby players in the EnglishPremiership have decided against supporting the BlackLivesMatter anti-racism movement. | IOLsport
CAPE TOWN – Eight South African rugby players have caused controversy by refusing to show support for the Black Lives Matter anti-racism movement ahead of an English Premiership game.
When Harlequins took on Sale Sharks, however, 11 players from the Greater Manchester-based club remained standing, eight of whom were South African.
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