Naomi Osaka supports Michelle Obama about reforming the US criminal justice system

Naomi Osaka has always stated her desire to meet Barack Obama and she is definitely on the same wavelength with his wife Michelle about the current situation in the US.

Naomi has been extremely active during the days that followed George Floyd’s killing also and especially on social media. The Japanese sensation has now pledged to be “a peaceful person” after having some skirmish with the fans over twitter.

However, Naomi didn’t miss the chance to support with a retweet Michelle Obama’s statement of protesting to reform the criminal justice system in the US.

When it comes to reforming our criminal justice system, protesting is important. And pairing it with voting is the best way to create lasting change.

Make sure you and everybody you know is registered to vote at https://t.co/BzpMEHUM22. https://t.co/nAVgPOOc0s

— Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) June 12, 2020

https://www.instagram.com/p/BxdJ2WglaEo/

Naomi Osaka and Japan

Recently, the former world no.1 had some altercations on social media with some fans from Japan. Later, the world no.10 had to post a tweet stating that the fact that she is not in tune with some people of Japan doesn’t mean that she doesn’t like the country.

Naomi Osaka in 2020

Ranked no.10, Naomi played her last match on the 7^th of February when she capitulated to Sara Sorribes Tormo 6-0 6-3 in the Rubber 1 of the Fed Cup.

Naomi Osaka’s best accomplishment of the year was getting to the semi-finals in Brisbane.