Over 20 people united in Aberystwyth, UK on Wednesday, July 14 at 7 p.mm to stand up against racism and show solidarity against the racial abuse English soccer players suffered during EURO 2020.

The filmer said: "We as a community do not stand for any racism at all. We bent the knee to show that Black lives matter and say no to racism. Alun Williams, the mayor of Aberystwyth, said a speech, as did Ed James and Rhodri Francis, who coordinated this event.

Rose Voon, the photographer, also made a statement and said that “we all bleed the same blood, and let’s be kind to everyone.”

Over 20 people turned up on Wednesday 14th July at 7pm to stand up against Racism and stand in solidarity against the racial abuse English players suffered at the last football match. We as a community do not stand for any racism at all. We bent the knee to show that Black Lives Matter and Say no to racism. Alun Williams the mayor of Aberystywth, said a speech, as did Ed James, and Rhodri Francis who coordinated this event spoke. Rose Voon the photographer, also made a statement that “we all bleed the same blood, and let’s be kind to everyone”

It was a great event of solidarity and the group Aberystywth Together Say No to Racism is on Facebook so feel free to join.