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Statement from USTA Midwest
USTA Statement Following Today's Verdict in Minneapolis
Today’s verdict is a first step on the journey towards greater inclusion, equity and social justice. The USTA remains focused on creating an organization and sport that is open, welcoming and accepting of all and is equally committed to supporting societal change that can bring us closer to equality and social justice for everyone.
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