No one questioned if Ian Wright was English because when he was the only black player in the England team no one really cared much, which, by the way, demonstrates that England is not a racist country.
But then you let tens of millions of non-white foreigners into the country over decades and it completely changed the demographics of the nation.
So when the England team stops being majority white and starts being majority black, naturally ethically white English people ask the obvious question—are these people even English?
And the uncomfortable answer is … no. No, they’re not.
“Rawr, rawr, rawr, that’s racist rawr rawr.”
It’s not. It’s just a fact.
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"I don't want to explain to my son when we're watching our brilliant English team play football that some people don't think that black players are English"