White coaches and supervisors need to stop looking to our black and brown colleagues for answers on tackling systemic racism and start with reflecting on our own whiteness, says Fenella Trevillion

  Like many people, George Floyd’s murder last year was a seminal event for me. I can still see the vivid TV footage of fire and anger with the message that Black Lives Matter (BLM) coming across loud and clear. I reached out to family and friends. I attended events where this was discussed, and the felt senses of shock,...