Serena Williams’ Husband Alexis Ohanian’s Empowering Reaction to Howard University’s Swim Team as They Aim to Create History
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American tennis legend Serena Williams and her husband Alexis Ohanian are huge advocates of inclusiveness in sports. Coming from a minority background, Serena herself faced various challenges. In a predominantly white sport, the 41-year-old carved a name for herself.
While Serena did it in tennis, there are many other sports where young athletes from distinct backgrounds face challenges. Serena’s husband Alexis Ohanian also understands the issue and does his best to provide opportunities to the underrepresented community athletes. Recently, the American lauded one such approach from the Howard University swimming coach.
Serena Williams’ husband lauds all-black Howard swimming team
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Although we have seen many prominent athletes from the African-American community recently, there are many underprivileged ones too. To bridge the gap of opportunity and give a beautiful message to society, Howard University’s swimming coach Nic Askew created an all-black swimming team. The team is currently the center of attraction and is making headlines in the country.
Keep going https://t.co/ruAan6EoR1
— AlexisOhanian7️⃣7️⃣6️⃣ (@alexisohanian) February 19, 2023
Meanwhile, the Reddit cofounder also came across an article from Sports Illustrated regarding the same. The 39-year-old was quick to extend his support for the team. Sharing the news on his Twitter account, Ohanian wrote, “Keep going”
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The path to glory in tennis is never easy for anyone. It became even tougher for Serena and Venus because of the community they represented. Coming from the troubled neighborhood of Compton, the Williams sisters faced various difficulties to make a mark in a predominantly white sport.
Today, when the scenario is changing, Serena and Venus’ struggle story is an inspiration for many young girls who aspire to rule the tennis world someday. While Venus made it big first, Serena ended up as the all-time great.
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Akash Pandhare