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Basketball ACT admits need for further cultural training after 12-year-old players report racism during game – ABC News
Basketball ACT concedes it needs to do better in raising cultural awareness after allegations 12-year-old girls were called a racist name at a junior basketball game in Canberra.
Basketball ACT acknowledges the need for further cultural training and education after allegations 12-year-old girls were called a racist name at a junior basketball game in Canberra.
Key points:
- Juniors in a local Indigenous basketball club, the Winnunga Warriors, said an opposition under-14s team used racially offensive language against them
- Basketball ACT CEO David Simpson apologised to the club and noted Basketball Australia was developing a Reconciliation Action Plan for a…
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