The Naomi Osaka debate shows that athletes are not commodities ...Middle East

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Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka took a stand this week that called attention to the mental health of professional athletes. She refused to conduct interviews with the media after her matches at the French Open, citing concerns over her own mental wellbeing.And, in return, the tennis authorities fined her and threatened her with further action before she ultimately pulled out of the tournament.There are two sides to this story. On the one hand, this is part of the contract, it’s part of the deal. Tennis players get paid millions of dollars and in return they have to do media interviews whether they win or lose.Read the rest of this story on qz.com. Become a member to get unlimited access to

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