What do we do?
Check out UnitedWeCurl on ice segment on Breakfast Television with comedian Jean Paul
What do we do?
Check out UnitedWeCurl on ice segment on Breakfast Television with comedian Jean Paul
I simply think of myself as a crazy fangirl who just can’t get enough when it comes to curling. It’s clear to everyone who knows me and my wife,
Charlotte, that curling is a HUGE part of our lives.Being invited to participate in the #UnitedWeCurl initiative and to play a part in challenging what we have come to expect when we think of curling is an unbelievably humbling honor. I know first-hand how impactful representation is and the idea that this is a conversation our community seems ready and willing to have just lights me up.
Curling continues to be difficult for people who have been “Othered” by our society to safely participate and feel that they belong in the sport. In particular, the challenges facing racialized individuals serves as an exemplar of how dominant cultures erase the needs of disenfranchised persons entering into and belonging in sport.
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