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Raven Saunders Protests at Tokyo Olympics: The Incredible Hulk - BNC

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By Briasia Russ Raven Saunders used an Incredible Hulk mask and purple and green hair to protest for the oppressed. According to AP News, Saunders lifted her arms above her head and formed her wrist into an “X” during the photo op at her medal's ceremony. Saunders explained that the “X” represents the intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet.   Saunders has raised an eyebrow at the Olympics' failure to live up to celebrating diversity. She questions if they have a spot for a person like her:  someone who is openly gay, has contemplated suicide and has witnessed poverty and depression within her Black community.   Following Simone Biles, Naomi Osaka, […]

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