#2 Encourage victims to speak up; awareness and education programmes
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Racism isn't always an abusive rant in front of a million cameras. Around the world, ethnically minor groups face racism on a daily basis; denying them fair opportunities and thus distancing them from the world of football. Only two out of 92 managers in English football are not white men.
Victims of racist bias need to be encouraged to come forward. If they are not properly educated, we face the dystopian scenario where such people succumb to their fate; too exhausted and exasperated to take the mantle and lead the fight against racism.
Any foreign player arriving in a new league needs to be educated on the provisions for tackling racism in that country, the channels he can go through to get justice and the rights he has as a footballer and as a human being.
