Netball News 2023 England apologizes after mixing black players, Social Media Post
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In a birthday article uploaded to social media platforms, UK apologized after confusing the black members of National Women's Team. Now, in deleted social media posts, the national body defender Razia Quashie's 'Happy Year' aimed to ask for 'happy birthday', but she used a picture of the wrong player twice. Instead of Quashie's s, pictures of her teammates Halimat Adio and Britney Clarke were accidentally uploaded. Gus's main problem with this photo Razia Quashie, one of the roses of England. Responding to a post officially known as Twitter, Quashie received comfort in the anger of the people against tasks. "Such things may feel exhausting, disappointing and hurting, but when are the only person to say it, you may feel that are extremely reacting ..." British Netball said in a statement, expressed his regret for the mistake and promised to change their processes. "We want to spend time to accept the mistake we made yesterday with the content shared around Razia Quashie's birthday." "We talked to the relevant players and apologized and we want to clearly state that there is no evil or intention. "However, it is clear that it does not minimize its impact on players at the center of wider community. We want to work with these players and others." After an international release in 2018, Quashie had 15 matches for England.
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In a birthday article uploaded to social media platforms, UK apologized after confusing the black members of National Women's Team. Now, in deleted social media posts, the national body defender Razia Quashie's 'Happy Year' aimed to ask for 'happy birthday', but she used a picture of the wrong player twice. Instead of Quashie's s, pictures of her teammates Halimat Adio and Britney Clarke were accidentally uploaded. Gus's main problem with this photo Razia Quashie, one of the roses of England. Responding to a post officially known as Twitter, Quashie received comfort in the anger of the people against tasks. "Such things may feel exhausting, disappointing and hurting, but when are the only person to say it, you may feel that are extremely reacting ..." British Netball said in a statement, expressed his regret for the mistake and promised to change their processes. "We want to spend time to accept the mistake we made yesterday with the content shared around Razia Quashie's birthday." "We talked to the relevant players and apologized and we want to clearly state that there is no evil or intention. "However, it is clear that it does not minimize its impact on players at the center of wider community. We want to work with these players and others." After an international release in 2018, Quashie had 15 matches for England.