"That’s what a security guard told me after recognising me while I was interviewing people at 'Black in the Square'. A public event described as: 'An annual free festival held in Trafalgar Square, London, that celebrates Black culture and creativity. I had simply walked into the event and started asking questions about what it was about and why London taxpayers were funding it. Suddenly, I’m being told I shouldn’t be there. Why? Because I'm a white man? A British patriot? I’m an Englishman. I have every right to walk into a public event and ask questions. I was assaulted along with my cameraman, they tried to steel our equipment, threatened us multiple times and called me a racist. "