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South Africa, the United States, and the world are facing a new revolution, one that seeks to bring to the fore the plight of African people who have endured years of racism, slavery and unfair discrimination. In the United States, the #BlackLivesMatter movement has been at the forefront of voices that have raised concerns about the killing of African Americans in what is perceived as racially motivated killings. Recently, a wave of anti-racism protests spread around the world following the death of George Floyd. ‘Taking a knee’ has subsequently become a global symbolic gesture against racism. This gesture is associated with Martin Luther King Jr, who 'took the knee' to pray with anti-racism protesters in Selma, Alabama, in 1965.

#BlackLivesMatter, even in research: A call to researchers to take a knee