Tell us: what does Azeem Rafiq’s testimony mean to you?

Former cricketer Azeem Rafiq gives evidence during a parliamentary hearing at the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) committee on sport governance at Portcullis House in London. Photograph: House of Commons/AP

In emotional testimony to the digital, culture, media and sport select committee, Azeem Rafiq talked about his experiences of racism, bullying and “inhuman” treatment he faced at Yorkshire cricket.

We would like to hear from people of of colour in the UK, particularly British Asians about what his testimony means to them. Do you feel like this is a ‘moment’? Do you think it will change anything?

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