Keisha Buchanan speaks out about bullying claims and racism during time in the Sugababes

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Sugababes, has discussed the negative treatment of her by the press and music industry due to her race.“It made sense for the story they wanted to put out because the girls’ album was getting a lot of backlash and it wasn’t doing very well,” she said.

Sugababes star Keisha Buchanan has described her experience of racism in the music industry, saying she was portrayed as the “instigator” of conflict within the pop group.

I’m just going to leave this here. I have received many calls and messages throughout the last couple of months regarding this incident.

Sugababes.In a new video posted on YouTube and titled Life as the “Black” Sugababe – My Story, Buchanan, 35, recalled examples from interviews where she’d experienced prejudice, and said the experiences were so traumatic that she ended up needing therapy.“I used to think that racism was when someone directly looked at you and called you a racist word,” Buchanan said.

Sugababes remembered being perceived as an angry Black woman while performing as part of the platinum-selling trio in a new video.In a 14-minute clip posted yesterday (June 9) on her YouTube account, Buchanan discerned fans' comments and direct messages about the racial profiling she underwent in past Sugababes interviews that became more apparent in her "REACTING TO MY “SHADIEST/FUNNIEST ” MOMENTS |Sugababes Edition" video she uploaded two weeks prior."I used to think that racism was when

The singer was one of the founding members of the platinum-selling, chart-topping girl group, which saw several line-up changes over the years before announcing a comeback with the original three stars - Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena, and Buchanan - last year.As Black Lives Matter demonstrations continue around the world following the death of George Floyd, Buchanan speaks about her experiences in the group in a YouTube video entitled Life As The 'Black' Sugababe - My Story.Highlighting press

, Buchanan speaks about her experiences in the group in a YouTube video entitled Life As The 'Black' Sugababe - My Story.Highlighting press reports in which she was described as a bully, she said the band - which formed in 1998 when she was still a teenager - had "fall-outs like most teenage girls" and added: "I have never bullied anyone in my life."The way articles were worded allowed people "to get a picture in their mind of me being the angry black woman," she said.Buchanan also spoke about

company’s website, Alexander said he “failed to create an anti-racist environment wherein artists of color might thrive.

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