 Holly, 29, opted for the issue of institutional racism, against the better judgment of friends. 'I've been involved in a football environment for 18 years,' she explained. 'I've experienced racism and discrimination and it's something I've always been passionate about. 'So I was never going to talk about anything else. Yes, there was a prize. And many, many people said, 'Holly, if you talk about this, you're not going to win'. "'People don't want to hear about racism, they don't want to accept it's a problem'. But for me, just the thought of being able to stand up on a platform like that and speak my truth – nothing was ever going to get in the way of that.'){kind=link}
Holly Morgan, a finalist on Channel 4’s Make Me Prime Minister, says one of her speeches on the show discusses institutional racism because ‘no one wants to hear about it’
Leadership has always come naturally to Holly Morgan.
Aged 11, she impressed in a trial for Leicester City Women’s football team.
She went on to play for, captain and coach the club, clinching the Championship title last year and winning promotion to the high-profile Women’s Super League.
Now the qualified solicitor is embracing her biggest challenge â representing herself in tonight’s final of Channel 4 ‘s hit reality show Make Me Prime Minister â with a £25,000 prize up for grabs.