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Haiti - News : Zapping - HaitiLibre com : Haiti news 7/7
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It s a Nightmare : Taekwondo Athlete Claims She Is Being Targeted By the United States Olympic Committee for Wanting to Represent Haiti In Tokyo Olympics

Taekwondo star Aliyah Shipman, who is Muslim and Haitian-American, has long dreamed of representing Haiti in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. However, the 18-year-old claims those aspirations are now being stifled by the United States Olympic Committee, which questioned her eligibility and background. WRLN reported the Florida-based athlete and her family has since taken legal action against the U.S. Olympic bodies for the matter Shipman described as “a nightmare” and “one of the worse things I had to ever go through.” She continued, “The happiest day of my life is when I qualified for the Olympics, so just having it taken away from me, it’s so much for me.”

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Le Nouvelliste | Haïti et le programme complet de ses athlètes aux JO de Tokyo

Le Nouvelliste | Haïti et le programme complet de ses athlètes aux JO de Tokyo
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Taekwondo athlete is fighting the US Olympic Committee for her right to represent Haiti in Tokyo

Taekwondo athlete is fighting the US Olympic Committee for her right to represent Haiti in Tokyo
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Superintendents Resigning, Haiti s Future, Olympian Might Lose Chance At Tokyo

Miami Herald Guervens Jeune, left, Ralph Polynice, center, and Wedner Petit-Deu, stand and wait behind the Haitian flag outside the Little Haiti Cultural Complex on Jan. 12, 2016. School districts across the country are seeing Superintendents resign or be pushed out in record numbers. Two South Florida counties are facing that issue. Plus, an update from Haiti, which is now under new leadership. And a South Floridian who qualified for the Olympics, but can’t compete in Tokyo. On this, Wednesday, July 21, episode of Sundial. Superintendents Resigning Principals, teachers and school administrators are preparing for classes to begin in South Florida next month.

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