Leigh-Anne Pinnock: I used to feel scared about speaking out on racism

Leigh-Anne Pinnock (Ian West/PA)

Leigh-Anne Pinnock (Ian West/PA)

Mon, 10 May, 2021 - 00:01
Tom Horton, PA

Leigh-Anne Pinnock has said she used to feel “scared” to speak out about racism.

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