Ugh, I'm so tired of this stuff
. Like, I get it, Sweden has a history of being super homogeneous, but that doesn't excuse not doing better for diversity in winter sports. Maryan Hashi's story is so relatable, you know? Feeling like an outsider just 'cause you're the only non-white person at the slopes? That's some harsh reality checks right there
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But here's the thing - it's not just about including more people from different backgrounds, it's about addressing the systemic issues that prevent people from participating in the first place. Like, if someone can't afford proper equipment or access to slopes because they're living in a sketchy neighborhood, that's not just a sports problem, that's a community problem
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It's gonna take more than just a free ski program to fix this stuff, you know? It's gonna take investment, effort, and some serious soul-searching. But hey, at least they're trying, right? And if the AP is bringing it up, maybe that's the push Sweden needs to make some real changes
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But here's the thing - it's not just about including more people from different backgrounds, it's about addressing the systemic issues that prevent people from participating in the first place. Like, if someone can't afford proper equipment or access to slopes because they're living in a sketchy neighborhood, that's not just a sports problem, that's a community problem
It's gonna take more than just a free ski program to fix this stuff, you know? It's gonna take investment, effort, and some serious soul-searching. But hey, at least they're trying, right? And if the AP is bringing it up, maybe that's the push Sweden needs to make some real changes