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He was referring to the Gospel Singer of the Year competition, in which the five semi-finalists, judges and presenter of the show were all of a black ethnicity. The North West Migrants Forum condemned his remarks as "abhorrent and irresponsible", adding that "his implicit comments enabled the explicit racism below his post". The Forum said it was "deeply worrying that Mr Campbell can confidently display such conscious and unconscious bias on his social media page". Speaking in the Assembly, the First Minister said she despairs at some of what she sees on social media. Ulster Unionist MLA Mike Nesbitt asked Mrs Foster: "Thinking of the remarks of the Deputy First Minister yesterday about the police, and the previous week Gregory Campbell talking about the skin colour of those participating in Songs of Praise, and the reaction to it, what is the First Minister's assessment of the damage this is doing to the ambition to create a society where everybody is valued and treated with respect? In response, Mrs Foster said it was "absolutely critical" to have a "caring society" in Northern Ireland. There were three judges all of them black and one presenter who incidentally was, yes black. The East Londonderry MP added: "The singers were all very good but can you imagine an all white line-up with an all-white jury and presented by a white person? No I can't either. Criticism Of The s Poem Praise Of

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The Guardian reports that a reader questioned why Kirk Nesset, who served time for possessing, receiving, and distributing child sexual abuse images, would be allowed to participate in the issue. Those interested in more debate on the topic should check source an essay in Slate arguing for leaving the issue as is.

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