****Advice sorted from Gina****

Thankfully signs like that are no longer in use, though one does sometimes seem them in museums or for sale as collector's items.

Gina,

I have to admit my disappointment. I suspect you are White, like me, and I am a bit flummoxed.

When you said there were more important things, sadly, you lost me.

Many have taken ill gotten gains and fled....mainly to us sadly.

This forum is not important in the scheme of things, neither is washing our cars.

I have campaigned for far too long and I am not expecting perfection, but I expect better.

Sorry Mail. I'm really not sure what the problem is. I just don't think that cricket should be a top priority when it comes to solving the country's problems. Affirmative action can only ever provide opportunities for a select few. I really want the black cricketers to succeed but I also want our team to stay on top, which means we need the best players available at international level. I really hope that both things can happen but at the end of the day neither of them will help all the starving people.

Starvation is about distribution of wealth so my issue was your correlation.


Affirmative action or not only a few cricketers get to international level.


The issue was about equal opportunities and access.


I do however note your position Gina.