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Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock says She "cares" if She loses fans and talks about black rights.

"This is something you can't ignore, this is something you can not calm about it," She told ITV's This Morning .

The Singer was talking after a video went about their personal experiences with racism viral over the weekend.

"Some People have written [related videos] I lost a lot of fans," She Said . "I think it's Disgusting - But it only proves what we say. "

The Star -Instagram-video went on Saturday, as people around the United States and great Britain protested against the death of George Floyd.

Pinnock, whose parents are of mixed race, said She had "the greatest revival of My Life " during the filming of the video for the Little Mix -2012 single-wing.

On The Set , black Director and choreographer Frank Gatson said to her: "You're the Black Girl . You have to work 10 times harder. "

She Said : "Never in My Life had told me someone, I would have to work harder because of my race. "Later, The Words sounded true.

"My Reality was a lonely, while touring predominantly white countries, in which I sing fans don' T See Me , don 'T hear me, don \ 'T cheer me on"), Pinnock said, the tears barely holding back.

"My Reality is constantly feeling like I don't have to work 10 times harder and longer, My Case is in The Group , because my talent alone is not enough. "

to encourage the video by others, about their experiences of racism, in The Hope , awareness and change.

Speak This Morning , on Tuesday, The Star said, your experience, which is often played down by the predominantly white team, working with Little Mix .

"would the people say to me, 'It's in your head. Of course, people have to love you, what do you mean?'"

This has not led to a sense of "loss" and "feeling like I really was".

But She Said She was asked which of the global response to Mr Floyd's death, and how it had opened The Conversation about race.

"I don't care if I lose fans," She Said . "Now the whole world is talking about it and hopefully it will be a change. I feel full of hope. "

your comments were from fellow pop star Jamelia, who told Bbc Breakfast that the "ignorance and indifference of the White People ," could racism to flourish in the UK.

"don't you contribute to knowledge by you," She Said , saying it prejudices were in play, the education system, the judiciary and the securing of loans for households and businesses.

as soon As these problems have not been exposed to, "it is not enough to simply say 'I'm not racist", because you are not just a supplier of blatant racism," the Birmingham-born singer added.

"When the people are oppressed to benefit from The System , knowing that under and affected by it, then you are racist.

"anti-racist they are actively a part of the dismantling of the systems that surround them and the systems they use. "

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Source of news: bbc.com