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Sterling has followed in the footsteps of trailblazing NFL star Colin Kaepernick, whose kneeled protests during pre- match United States anthems to highlight police brutality and racial injustice sparked a national debate. Others have joined him on range of issues: NBA players LeBron
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James and Steph Curry on race, footballer Mesut Ozil and rugby's Sonny Bill Williams on the persecution of the Uighur community in China, tennis great Serena Williams and Rapinoe on women's rights, athlete Allyson Felix on maternity policies.
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The list is getting longer. For decades, athletes had been told to 'stick to sports'. In the
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2010s they finally found their voice. Athlete welfare At the turn of the last decade, the only aspect
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of Britain's elite sporting culture that seemed to matter was performance. Record success at successive Olympics and Paralympics after decades of disappointment secured the country's status as a sporting powerhouse, and appeared to vindicate the 'no-compromise' strategy of all-powerful funding agency UK Sport, the body tasked with turning lottery money into medals.
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