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Sesc Flamengo comments on the case that occurred
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Sesc Flamengo, a renowned cultural and sports institution based in Rio de Janeiro, issued an official statement in response to a controversy generated on social media. The repercussion arose after the official Sesc Flamengo account "liked" a transphobic comment directed at volleyball player Tiffany Abreu, who currently plays for the Osasco team. The incident raised questions about the institutional stance towards inclusion and combating discrimination in sport.
SOCIAL MEDIA REACTS TO THE QUESTIONABLE ATTITUDE
The reaction on social networks was immediate, with several users expressing outrage at the action of the official Sesc Flamengo account. The likes of the transphobic comment generated a wave of criticism of the institution, highlighting the importance of promoting an inclusive and respectful environment in the sporting world. Many internet users asked for clarification and measures from Sesc Flamengo to address the situation.
Faced with the controversy, Sesc Flamengo acted promptly, issuing an official statement to clarify its position. In the statement, the institution categorically stated its commitment to promoting diversity and rejecting any form of discrimination. Furthermore, Sesc Flamengo highlighted that the like on the transphobic comment was a mistake, not reflecting the values and principles of the organization.
As part of its response to the situation, Sesc Flamengo announced internal measures to prevent repetition of similar incidents in the future. Among these measures are the intensification of awareness and training of the team responsible for social networks, in addition to the review of online content moderation protocols. The institution reiterated its commitment to ensuring that its digital platforms are safe and inclusive spaces for everyone.
In the statement, Sesc Flamengo also expressed solidarity with athlete Tiffany Abreu and the community LGBTQIA+. The institution highlighted the importance of recognizing and valuing diversity in sport, promoting an environment where all athletes can compete freely, without discrimination or prejudice. Public support for Tiffany and the LGBTQIA+ cause reinforces Sesc Flamengo's commitment to equality and respect for diversity.
The club is also becoming a powerhouse in Olympic sports
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The junior world champion in the C1 1000m and C2 500m and the first Brazilian female canoeist at the Olympics now wears the Sacred Mantle! Mateus Nunes and Valdenice signed with Flamengo and are already acclimatizing for Paris 2024.
Mateus Nunes, 18 years old and born in Itacaré, Bahia, is the youngest red and black athlete and has just competed in the Junior Canoe Sprint World Cup in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, and won two gold medals. The first in the C1 1000m - competition from fellow Mengão athlete Isaquias Queiroz, and in the C2 500m. This was the last tournament before Mateus arrived in Paris for the Olympic games.
Valdenice Conceição arrives at Flamengo as the first athlete in history to win an Olympic place for Brazil in women's canoeing. At 34 years old and born in Maraú, Bahia, the canoeist is now part of the FlaCanoagem squad. Valdenice, known as “Neta Canoa” qualified for the games in the C1 200m race. In April 2024, Valdenice had already marked her place in the sport, by becoming the first Brazilian woman to win a speed medal at the Pan-American Canoeing Games, in the United States.
Mateus Nunes and Valdenice Conceição join Isaquias Queiroz and will compete in the 2024 Olympic Games as Flamengo athletes.
Olympics opening ceremony begins this Friday (26)
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The opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games starts this Friday- fair (26), but the 2024 edition of the event has already started with football and 7-a-side rugby, both in the men's category, on Wednesday (24). One of the biggest medal expectations for Brazil is artistic gymnastics, which has five Flamengo athletes in the country's delegation (four in the women's and one in the men's).
This Wednesday, through social media, Rubro-negro released videos with messages from the club's gymnasts who will represent Brazil in Paris. See below:
“This edition of the Games Paris Olympics we will try to improve participation. I was in Tokyo, I was the youngest on the team, I was going to gain Olympic experience and experience, to be among the best in the world. I took everything I learned in Tokyo and used it to work during these years until I arrived in Paris, and I will definitely arrive better than I arrived in Tokyo. I'm going to try to be among the top 10 in the world in the individual all-around. Any opportunity I have to take a final on the fixed or parallel bar, I will be prepared. The general individual is our focus. If everything goes much better than we expect, we want to be in the top five”, said Diogo.
Rebeca Andrade“My expectations is that we arrive happy and healthy to give our best performances and represent our country and our club in the best way possible. As the years went by, we built many things within gymnastics, becoming even more physically and mentally mature to overcome obstacles. Unlike all countries, Brazil is very happy, cheerful, charismatic, everyone notices this and wants to be close to us”, said the Olympic champion.
Jade Barbosa< /p>“I hope we can enjoy every day from preparation to competition day. Every day can make a difference in the smallest details. We are anxious but want to enjoy each day. This team that is planned is a more experienced team, they are girls who have already competed in many games, world medalists, Olympic medalists. It's a very special team that Brazil has. The majority are predominantly from Flamengo, so we are very honored and privileged to be able to enjoy this moment. May we be very happy in Paris.” Flavia Saraiva
“Very happy to be able to represent my country once again at the Olympic Games. A different cycle from Tokyo, which had the pandemic. In 2016 it was my first Olympics. I hope to be very happy and represent my country in the best possible way”, commented the little giant.
Lorrane Oliveira“We have been preparing for many years. We train together, we want to get there and do our best. Unlike other years, our experience is much better, as a team, individually, we are happy, we feel good in the gym. Let's get there in the best way. The result will come, for sure.”
In addition to the challenges on the field, Lorran also faces a delicate situation off it
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The young striker Lorran, just 18 years old, is going through a moment of transition in his career at Flamengo. After losing space in the professional team under the command of Tite, Lorran returned to playing for the youth team. Last Wednesday, he was decisive in scoring the first goal in the 2-1 victory over Botafogo, in a game valid for the Brazilian Under-20 Championship, held in Gávea.
Lorran emerged as one of the great promises from Flamengoduring the period of the Copa América, when he replaced star Arrascaeta. During this period, he met the fans' expectations and was embraced by the red and black public. However, as is common in the trajectory of young athletes, Lorran began to fluctuate in his performance. In the final stretch of his participation in the main team, he became the target of criticism and boos at Maracanã, which led the technical committee to keep him. In Flamengo's last two games, he wasn't even mentioned.
FLAMENGO PREPARES JEWEL FOR THE CLUB'S BASE
Within the club, this oscillation is seen as a natural part of the development of a young player who is in the process of transitioning from basic to professional. To minimize the negative impacts of this phase, Flamengo developed a special project focused on shielding Lorran and enhancing its development. The club is aware of the environment around the player, especially after the episode of booing in the game against Cruzeiro, when Lorran expressed his frustration on social media with the phrase: "I want them to doubt".
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