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Student pays a hefty price for racist comments made on Twitter
A student, Liam Stacey, posted a racist and offensive comment on Twitter against Fabrice Muamda after he collapsed on the pitch in a football game recently. He was jailed for the comments for 56 days, although he only served half of this.
He has also faced additional consequences as he has been thrown out of Swansea University. . . . → Read More: Student pays a hefty price for racist comments made on Twitter