Strictly’s Motsi Mabuse demands ‘long term change’ after Black Lives Matter movement
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thesun.co.ukSTRICTLY Come Dancing's Motsi Mabuse has said she hopes for 'long-term change' when it comes to representation on TV in light of Black Lives Matter.
The 39-year-old judge noted that she was one of the "very few black people" on the BBC as well as on German TV and said she recognised her "responsibility" to represent the black community.
Speaking to Woman & Home magazine, coverstar Motsi shared: "It’s good that people are having the Black Lives Matter conversation. "It’s important this is not just a trend.
Being black is not a hashtag. I want to see sustainable and long-term change, not just talk." "I am one of the very few black people in Germany on TV, and on the BBC," she continued.
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