Black Representation In Olympics And Its Affect On Young Viewers
Black Athletes Shine At The 2024 Paris Olympics, Inspiring The Next Generation Through Representation & Resilience
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Jordan Hamilton
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July 31, 2024
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Black Representation in Olympics and its Affect on Young Viewers
Simone Biles, Sha’Carri Richardson, and Coco Gauff have made a name for themselves and are working hard to bring home the gold medal, but the list of black excellence performing in this year’s Olympics doesn’t stop there. Fred Richard, Jasmine Moore, Aya Nakamura, Chris Eubanks, Simone Manuel, Eva Okaro, Chiaka Ogbogu, and Nyjah Huston are also making a name for themselves. Their diversity and the diversity in their sports further support the endless talent within the Black community. Giving young viewers a reason to celebrate who they are, but also building self-esteem while learning to believe in their own potential, is the ultimate key to empowering the next generation of leaders.1.
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Black Athletes Shine At The 2024 Paris Olympics, Inspiring The Next Generation Through Representation & Resilience was originally published on elev8.com
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