Racist Swimsuits Should Be Banned!
POSTED BY: JEWELSTAITEFAN
UPDATED: Tuesday, September 24, 2019 05:51
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Yes, it is a school-issued swimsuit, required to be worn by each competitor.
https://www.insider.com/alaska-high-school-swimmer-disqualified-over-b
athing-suit-wedgie-2019-9
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/highschool/2019/09/11/swimsuit-c
ontroversy-alaska-high-school-swimmer-disqualification-overturned/2286922001/
https://www.ktuu.com/content/news/Disqualified-High-School-Swimmer-Yan
ked-Over-Suits-Fit--559802371.html
On the other hand, maybe the swimsuits are merely discriminatory against people who have no other family member with the same last name.
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This specific style of swimsuit is required by the school to be worn by each swimmer, no changes or alterations are allowed, no exceptions, and the suits are supplied by the school.
Yet the best swimmer in the meet is DisQualified after winning.
What is the solution?
Although pictures were included in the story, I read mention of this girl and her sister as being black or maybe African-American.
Ever heard of the saying that "blacks can't swim" or similar? Which really maens that black athletes have more difficulty swimming as well as other races.
But here the best swimmers in the meet are black girls, so the refs needed to find a reason to DQ them.
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