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Naomi Osaka won the US open while campaigning for racial justice – it’s a big deal - Face2Face Africa

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It has come to be my strongest belief that those who seek to keep social politics out of sporting arenas are not necessarily blind to the inefficient purpose of their wish; they simply desire the refuge of apathy. The painfully inept argument that 'sports is outside politics' continues to be made everywhere on this planet....

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