Ofcom has received more than 1,900 complaints over an episode of Britain’s Got Talent which saw Alesha Dixon wear a Black Lives Matter necklace.
Alesha Dixon applauded as she posts defiant video featuring her Black Lives Matter necklace
20.09.2020 - 23:08 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
sparked new controversy on Britain's Got Talent following the furore over dance troupe Diversity's powerful Black Lives Matter performance on the show two weeks ago.
This week ITV defended its decision to screen the performance.It featured dancer, choreographer and BGT guest judge Ashley having his neck knelt on by a white police officer.The dance was accused by viewers of taking a political stance during a family entertainment show.The channel stands by its broadcast of the dance, which has
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20.09.2020 / 15:52
Alesha Dixon posts message about her Black Lives Matter necklace on Britain's Got Talent
took to Twitter to complain. But the singer thanked those who had complimented the necklace and Alesha has since replied to thank those who have supported her."Thank you for the positive comments and to those that lead with love I see you!" she said."Alesha, as always you look amazing....
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20.09.2020 / 01:09
Alesha Dixon praised for 'upsetting racists' as she wears BLM necklace on Britain's Got Talent in wake of Diversity complaints
Alesha Dixon has been applauded for "hitting back at racists" who complained about Diversity's Black Lives Matters dance on Britain's Got Talent. Diversity have been the subject of almost 25,000 Ofcom complaints over the past fortnight after performing a routine inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement on the hit reality show.
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20.09.2020 / 00:39
BGT viewers complain about Alesha Dixon wearing a Black Lives Matter necklace
Britain's Got Talent 2020 semi-final on Saturday September 5, portrayed the death of George Floyd in America and the protests that followed. Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereSharing examples of some of the vile comments he'd received, Ashley told his followers on Instagram: "No I don’t mean 'criticism'...