Just recently, a female hammer thrower qualified for the Olympic games, and protested when the anthem of her (our) nation was played. She turned her back and hid her face under a t-shirt while those who threw farther stood tall. In a subset of sport in which race has zero influence, it was an odd, ineffective, misplaced form of protest. On the same day, I walked into a financial institution in ...
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