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17. Nov. 2021 · Tony Bowry, who was the Cultural Diversity Officer between 1996 and 2011, said "God knows" why he didn't do more to raise the issue of racism that Mr Rafiq faced during his time at the club. It follows Mr Rafiq coming forward about the racism he experienced during his time at Yorkshire County Cricket Club, whic he described as ...
16. Nov. 2021 · And we hear from Tony Bowry, a stalwart of Yorkshire community cricket and former cultural diversity officer with the county, who alleges that racism – both subtle and explicit – was a part of...
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John Dennison. 52nd Street were a British jazz - funk and R&B band formed in Manchester in late 1980. Throughout the 1980s the group enjoyed success not only in the UK but also on the Billboard chart in the United States. Their biggest and best-known hit single was "Tell Me (How It Feels)", released in 1985 by the 10 Records subsidiary of ...
8. Nov. 2021 · Tony Bowry, who held the role from 1996 to 2011, also alleges the Yorkshire board ignored complaints of racism and believes the club paid ‘lip service’ to trying to tackle the problem. Bowry gave evidence in support of Azeem Rafiq (pictured below) during the investigation into the player’s allegations of racism, which have rocked Yorkshire.
7. Nov. 2021 · Tony Bowry was Yorkshire Cricket Board's cultural diversity officer when Rafiq played for the club. His work focussed on grassroots teams in the county. He wrote a letter of support for Rafiq when he spoke out about the racism he'd faced. My Bowry worries that young players of colour will be reluctant to pursue careers in cricket.
Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals – Tony Bowry. Drum Programming, Programmed By, Synthesizer – Tony Henry. Guitar – Ron Jennings. Producer – Nick Martinelli ( tracks: All) Notes. British jazz-funk and R&B band formed in Manchester in 1980.
