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Should only Black Women be line judges when Serena Williams plays?
In 2009 Williams lost a match and blamed it on racism. Despite her outburst in violation of the rules she blames sexism for her loss. Her supporter claim it wouldn't happen to a man despite John McEnroe also being fined and banned. So should only Black women be officials at William's tournaments? And who will she blame for her losing then?
8 Answers
- 3 years agoFavorite Answer
McEnroe got DQ'd at the 1990 Australian Open for verbally abusing an official (he earned it) and has been fined and suspended numerous times. Connors was reprehensible at times and a weapons-grade Ugly American. They benefit from being what they were pre-Internet and pre-social media. Williams is as bad as those two (which isn't something to brag about). The problem is that the Williams sisters are huge draw cards for the WTA (especially for US audiences) so they're in a bit of a pickle. The average American couldn't name two US male singles players (and couldn't name a US woman not named Serena or Venus) so they put up with the verbal (and physical) abuse.
- 3 years ago
Yes, she need a fair chance. The truth is there is some hateful people in the world.
- Anonymous3 years ago
Not just any black women, but only black women that are rich and powerful such as Oprah Winfrey, Michelle Obama, Shonda Rhimes etc., since Serena has a reputation of intimidating the judges as well.
- Anonymous3 years ago
She is a Black racist. And a disgrace to American diversity for her openly racist hatred of the Japanese people.
- 3 years ago
If anything she is a racist. She couldn't accept the fact that a young LADY could and would whip her butt.
- Anonymous3 years ago
Possibly so or not