Already in primary and middle school, Kamga noticed the difference in how she was treated, depending on which parent was involved.

- If I wanted to be taken seriously and would listen to me, I had to take my mother with me.

Then I could not bring my father with me because then I knew at once that people would not listen and absorb it as much, says Kamga.

She says that she knew early on who she would take to school for something to happen.

- If I want the school to do something, I will take my mother with me, because then they will push things harder.

For dad, only an angry black man becomes, and no one takes an angry black man seriously, she says.

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ARCHIVE: National team player: Structural racism in Swedish basketball (5 May)

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Kalis Loyd feels that there is structural racism in Swedish basketball and that it affects team selections. In the picture, Loyd is interviewed in Blue and Yellow Heroes (left) and can also be seen in the national team uniform (right). Photo: SVT / Bildbyrån