UK: Girl, 15, shuts down neo-Nazi protesters making 'bigoted' speeches

13.5.16

I CARE - - News - Internet Centre Anti Racism Europe - The man can think of little else to say and marches off with the rest of the group – to the jeers of the crowd. Sharon said she was ‘very proud of Savannah for ‘confronting the racists in Bath’. She said: ‘Savannah is mixed race and is so proud of her heritage. Her grandfather is Jamaican and works as a paediatrician in Africa. He’s an expert on treating malaria. ‘She’s a lovely person and a happy girl, but when we saw those men we had to act. ‘We were so shocked – it’s the first time we’ve ever witnesses directly racism. There were lots of tourists there from all over the world and I couldn’t imagine what they were thinking. ‘People were upset but weren’t doing anything. I think that happens more and more now – society tends to turn a blind eye.’