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Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Sports Trayvon Martin Face Mask at the U.S. Open - The New York Beacon

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Many athletes are voicing support for the protests against racial injustice and against the police killings of unarmed Black men and women. Professional tennis player Naomi Osakahas continued the trend. Osaka donned a mask bearing the name of Trayvon Martin ahead of her U.S. […]

The post Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Sports Trayvon Martin Face Mask at the U.S. Open appeared first on The New York Beacon.

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