‘Discrimination in business’ – How Serena Williams is helping the black community

Serena Williams is not only focussed on winning title after title on court, but she is also a staunch defender of the black community. The American sensation has been investing in various initiatives aimed at helping the people of color with a strong focus on supporting women.

During a recent interview, Serena ented her frustration for the fact that many capital investments are not directed at the black community, and money always goes to “the same people.”

The 23-time champion revealed that she is going to help to set up a fund with the intention to change or correct this trend.

“How are we ever going to see a difference if all the money is going to the same type of person. Also, people of color get even less than that. I mean, they’re at like 0.2, I mean, me being black, I want to talk about that. I don’t know if I can change it. But we are going to start a fund and we are going to try and change that,” said Serena.

Serena Williams in 2020

Now ranked no.9, Serena played her last match on the 8^th of February when she lost to Anastasija Sevastova 7-6⁵ 3-6 7-6⁴ in the Rubber 4 of the Fed Cup.

This season the American has a 8-2 win-loss record. The American conquered 1 title in Auckland.