Hollyoaks says it is investigating actress’s racism claims

Doja Cat has been forced to defend herself against racism allegations, after she was accused of being friends with white supremacists.The rapper faced backlash last month, amid claims she criticised her South African heritage in several online chatrooms.She returned to Instagram on Wednesday night (June 24) to address continued claims of racism, as well as calling for online bullying to stop.Responding to accusations that she hangs out with white supremacists, Doja explained: “I just realised

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Hollyoaks has responded to racism claims put forward by actress Rachel Adedeji.Lime Pictures, which produces the Channel 4 programme, says: 'It's clear we have more work to do'Following an investigation into the matter, soap bosses have released a statement about the matter and outlined a list of pledges it will stick to in a bid to “stamp out implicit bias”.This comes after the show's star Rachel, 28, who plays Lisa Loveday, hit out at Hollyoaks over its 'disappointing' approach to the Black

Hollyoaks bosses have admitted there is “further work to do” after one of the soap’s stars said she had experienced racism while working on the show.

Channel Four show, blasted Hollyoaks over its 'disappointing' approach to the Black Lives Matter movement.She said the soap's response, a video featuring her co-star Kelle Bryant, was 'not as progressive as they think' before listing racial injustices she claims to have encountered on set.The soap has since issued a statement saying: "Hollyoaks has zero tolerance on racism.

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