
Exclusive: 'When we come together it's powerful,' Thierry Henry says of social media blackout
CNN
It has been five weeks since Thierry Henry deleted his social media accounts and the former Arsenal forward has been through a range of emotions.
He made the decision at the end of March following a spate of online racist abuse aimed at Black footballers and what he said was the inability of social media companies to hold users accountable for their actions. Henry says not being on Instagram or Twitter these past few weeks has been "great."More Related News

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