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20/01/98 Hyattsville, Maryland, USA

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Since George death, Tiafoe started sharing the problems that he had to suffer due to racism and fighting again it.

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“My goal is to help more black people play tennis”

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“My goal is to help more black people play tennis”

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The young American remembers his beginnings in the world of tennis and reveals the dreams he has beyond the courts: “ I want to be the best example .”

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`I wanted people to know that everyone matters´

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`I wanted people to know that everyone matters´

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After the murder of George Floyd, he promoted, along his girlfriend, a project that united the black tennis community. This project included Serena Williams, Coco Gauff, Naomi Osaka, James Blake and Gael Monflis.

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Tiafoe feels some people don’t want Black players to succeed

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Tiafoe feels some people don’t want Black players to succeed

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“I definitely feel that not everybody wants to see that success in me”

“I definitely felt that because ultimately, they don’t want us in power. I truly think that’s a thing.”

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26/09/81 Saginaw, Michigan, USA Serena

17/06/80 Lynwood, California, USA Venus

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It´s a film that show us how was the childhood of Serena and Venus Williams. Also show us how his father train them to become the champions they are.

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Find the words to say or express how sad

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Find the words to say or express how sad

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After the murder of George Floyd, Serena Williams wrote that she couldn´t ``find the words to say or express how sad´´ she feels.

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This is a message from Venus Williams after the murder of George Floyd

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This is a message from Venus Williams after the murder of George Floyd

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 Venus Williams on Instagram: "I am deeply saddened that it has taken multiple acts of police brutality to make people painfully aware of the racism that still pervades America.

It shouldn’t.

This just scratches the surface of the hideous face of racism in America.
Take a moment to imagine this: 
If police brutality can exist and be tolerated so many years at this scale, imagine the other insidious acts of racism that permeate our country:
In the workplace. 
In the justice system. 
In the healthcare system. 
In the education system.
...
Speaking up about racism in the past was unpopular. It was shunned. No one believed you. 
Until you have walked in these shoes, as an African American, it is impossible to understand the challenges you face in the country, in this world. What it is like to be unheard, thought of foolish, silly or reckless to believe that racism still exists at every level. 
This is no longer falling on deaf ears. 
I’m amazed at the solidarity that has erupted across the USA. 
It has brought me to tears. 
In the past, I had the honor of fighting for equal prize money for all women’s players at the grand slams in tennis. To make this even more simple to understand, just as sexism is not only a "women's issue," racism is not only a "black issue." When we fought for and won equal prize money, everyone pitched in, men and women, all colors all races. And we won. 
When the majority groups stay quiet, when they sit in the chair of disbelief, they unwittingly condone the oppression of marginalized groups. Those with power and privilege actually have an easier time getting heard. They must CONTINUALLY exercise that privilege! 
We MUST win! 
We cannot let systematic racism persist. 
We have to love one another.  Help one another.  Listen to one another, believe one another, even if we don’t understand or will never walk in our neighbor’s shoes. 
Keep speaking out. Speak out today, tomorrow, next month, next year, each and every day until all is equal for African Americans.
I am so happy, so relieved, as an African American, to finally be heard.
I pray for those who have lost their lives and for their families so America could finally wake up and act. #blacklivesmatter"

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US tennis star Frances Tiafoe says he feels like some people don't want him to succeed because he's Black.