My boyfriend is a tennis star - and being the only black woman in the stand, I was triggered

I questioned if I wanted to pay any attention to this woman and perhaps I should not do, but I can’t just resist.

It is one of the most classic distant, waking, afflicted-mental quotes of all time.

Here is a direct title from Yahoo News:

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– Kevin L. Rice (@lewiskrice1) September 5, 2025

And here is a part of Yahoo News Article for reference – if you can stomach it:

Ayan Brumfield is more than an athlete’s wife/girlfriend. Yes, she is a long -time girlfriend of American tennis star Frances Tiafo, which she first started dating in 2015. But he is also a former NCAA tennis player and someone who has taken him seriously in the stand.

Tiafo tournament traveling around the world opened Broomfield’s eyes for lack of diversity in the tennis community. At the 2025 Australian Open, he noticed that it was difficult to find other women of color in the crowd. He made a tiktok pointing to the issue and then decided to do something about it.

This is “Kuch” Ayan’s Aces, Broroomfield’s initiative focuses on diversifying tennis. In March, she hosted a suit at the Miami Open for a group of black women creators. At this year’s US Open, he hosted two more, doing his share to feel the stand a little more inclusive.

Talking to Yahoo’s Kerry Justich, Broomfield shared in his words why in tennis court cases and why closed representation-and how a modern day’s wag has given him a chance to create a difference in sports.

I played Junior Tennis in Canada, so I toured the entire junior Canadian tennis, and I have never seen really [a lack of diversity] As this clear issue. This was actually when I started a lot of travel with Francis. The court has a major discrepancy between color women and women of color out of the court, in the stand. Earlier this year, in the Australian Open, when I really was, it really felt that it was an issue. I went on social and made a little ticket about it. I was not expecting anything from it, but it actually created a wonderful community that had a wonderful response to so many women who were interested in it. I realized that there was a hole here that needed to be filled and I have the ability to help fix it and try my best to put more women of color in seats in the tennis tournament. This is an incredible game, and all must have the ability to access it.

Court representation

Representation on both ends matters. For fans and people coming to the tournament, walking in the stadium and being able to see those that you look like, makes you feel comfortable. This makes you feel that you are related and you are watching. There are also many women of color at the highest level on the court. You have Naomi [Osaka]You have Coco Goff, and I am sure for them, being able to see in the stand and being a support system for them and being a support system for them is probably incredible. Players have to deal with so many stresses in court, so there is probably an incredible feeling for women to see that community in a stand or around the site or stadium.

We are really, really a wonderful community of women. Hearing everyone’s stories about how they reached the tennis or why they wanted to come to the tennis tournament, it is really charming. This is something that I am really proud of, and I hope we can continue working with these tournaments and work with these brands.

Okay, now my thoughts …

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What nonsense fuck!

This woman is dating a tennis star, participating in events, living a high life, clearly based on photos in the article and living a very elegant and expensive lifestyle on her Youtube channel, but she is triggered by being “only black women in the stand”.

First of all, I suspect that this is also true.

Just more liberal exaggeration and cry.

Second, how these people (and through “these people” I clearly trigger liberals) – how these people can also get through a day, which is surprising to me everything in life:

I mean, it should actually be terrible living in such headspace.

Third, why is there everything constantly about the race with these people?

And from “these people” I mean, okay, see above.

I like to live in a world that is spoken by a Reverend who once said:

“I have a dream that my four young children will one day be in a nation where they will be judged not by their skin color but from the content of their character.”

The world is in which I live.

Judge people with the content of their character, not with their skin color.

But with these people, they can all see that skin color!

Another famous person, Mr. Haley Joel to quote and protest: