Criticized for photos Zayn Malik and Sadiq Khan in Black History Month

Fraternity region of Kent, England apologized for using face Zayn Malik and Sadiq Khan - both bloody Pakistan to mark the celebration of Black History Month is celebrated the achievement of African descent in all sectors. Both Malik, a former singer of One Direction as well as the mayor of London was not a descendant of black, there also come from Africa or the Caribbean. Other famous personalities who have been selected by another Unionantara Kent Dame Kelly Holmes and Sir Trevor McDonald. President of the fraternity, Rory Murray apologized for 'doing the wrong thing.' Social media campaign released a Black History Month by displaying the faces Malik and Khan had been withdrawn. The central committee for the whole of the UK wrote in Twitter that they were "very disappointed with @KentUnion mistake and that they had the wrong direction in celebration of Black History Month." "As Asian Heritage Month is celebrated by a number of countries next May, would black luminaries celebrated by the ?" asked Twitter users. Chairman Kent Union, Roy Murray said: "I want to apologize on behalf of the Union for each individual Kent angry, uncomfortable or offended by the photos. | BBC Tags: black history month, black history, black, bhm, month, culture, history, february, morgan, american, america, study, school, holiday, representation, food, music, unity, relations, race, on, freeman, story, montgomery bus boycott (protest), because of them we can, black history month (celebration), rosa parks (activist), kwanzaa, prince ea, word on the curb, civil rights, police brutality, sam king, education, what i wasnt taught in school, poetry, trevor mcdonald, jamal edwards, dubois, malcolm x via IFTTT

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