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Tag: US Open

India: Serena, Take a Bow…

Lalatendu Das - . Published in Deccan Chronicle

Serena helped change the very perception of women, particularly Black women, in sport.

U.K.: Serena Williams Showed the World That Black Women Excel. That Has Changed Us All

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Guardian

Born in the same year as the tennis champion, I watched her face countless obstacles – and become the greatest of all time.

Germany: The US Open Is the World’s Most Questionable Tennis Tournament

Rejeanne Lacroix - . Published in Deutsche Welle

Dominican Republic: The Defeat of Triumph

Robin Koerner - . Published in El diario libre

All cultures, races and colors belong in the game of tennis. A game that is played in silence.

Spain: For the Next One

Robin Koerner - . Published in El Mundo

[T]he engine of history has changed and, along with it, the historical subject, which is no longer the proletariat but the victim.

China: Serena Williams’ Outburst at the US Open Final Was a Misguided Way To Tackle Sexism in Tennis

Lalatendu Das - . Published in South China Morning Post

U.K.: The Serena Cartoon Debate: Calling out Racism Is Not ‘Censorship’

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Guardian

United Kingdom: Serena Williams’ Treatment Shows How Hard It Is To Be a Black Woman at Work

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Guardian

India: The Old and the New: the US Open

Lalatendu Das - . Published in The Hindu

It was ... an inter-generational battle like none other.

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