Millwall Football Club is considering legal action due to an image in a children's anti-racism book that depicts a KKK figure wearing the club's badge.

Education Culture Race RelationsApr 23, 2026score 0.172 posts · 0 replies across 1 instances

Millwall Football Club is considering legal action after a children's anti-racism book included an image of a KKK figure wearing the club's badge. The book, which focuses on the life of Paul Canoville, a Black player for Chelsea, is used in schools. The controversy highlights tensions around historical imagery and its implications in educational materials.

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Parent: Race RelationsEntity: Millwall Football ClubImpact: negativeDate: Apr 23, 2026Target: Millwall Football Club's legal action against the image in the children's book

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Millwall considering legal position after children's book depicts KKK figure wearing club badge https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7222166/2026/04/23/millwall-kkk-childrens-book-westminster-council/ The image appears in an anti-racism book based on the life of Paul Canoville, the first Black player to play for Chelsea, issued in schools. #Soccer #Football

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Millwall considering legal position after children's book depicts KKK figure wearing club badge https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7222166/2026/04/23/millwall-kkk-childrens-book-westminster-council/ The image appears in an anti-racism book based on the life of Paul Canoville, the first Black player to play for Chelsea, issued in schools. #Sports #News

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