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OlympicTalk · Dec 10, 2020

USOPC will not sanction athletes for social justice protests

Today, the Team USA Council on Racial and Social Justice released its first set of recommendations, advocating that the rules prohibiting athlete protests and demonstrations at the Olympic and Paralympic Games be changed. The announcement was made with the support of the USOPC, which said it will “not sanction Team USA athletes for peacefully and respectfully demonstrating in support of racial and social justice.”

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