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Börse Express - Torry Harris ist Finalist bei den Excellence Awards des TM Forums - Vimarsana News

Börse Express - Torry Harris ist Finalist bei den Excellence Awards des TM Forums

Torry Harris ist Finalist bei den Excellence Awards des TM Forums 26.07.2021 | 05:02 Quelle: OTS Wirtschaft Bristol, England und Bangalore, Indien (ots/PRNewswire) - Torry Harris Integration Solutions (THIS), ein anerkannter Marktführer im Bereich Integrationsstrategie und -bereitstellung, gab heute die Auswahl zum Finalteilnehmer bei den Excellence Awards 2021 des TM Forums bekannt. Die von THIS in zwei Kategorien eingereichten Initiativen wurden für die Endrunde der Excellence Awards ausgewählt: 1. Die Automatisierung der API-Konformität senkt die Kosten von Vodafone um bis zu 50 Mio. E...

GB's 1st Black woman swimmer fights Olympic natural hair cap decision - Vimarsana News

GB's 1st Black woman swimmer fights Olympic natural hair cap decision

Loading the player... The International Swimming Federation (FINA) is considering reversing their decision to deny certification for swimming caps designed for natural Black hair following backlash. This comes after a Soul Cap swimming cap worn by 24-year-old Alice Dearing, who recently became the first Black female swimmer to represent Great Britain at the Olympics, was rejected by FINA, according to Dearing recently spoke about the decision on Sky Sports News, saying, “The issue with this story is I don’t want little Black girls and little Black boys to look at elite swimming and t...

Black Olympic Swimmer Challenges Ban on Swim Caps for Natural Hair, FINA Reconsiders - Vimarsana News

Black Olympic Swimmer Challenges Ban on Swim Caps for Natural Hair, FINA Reconsiders

Alice Dearing in soul cap (photo soulcap.com) The International Swimming Federation (FINA) has announced that it will look deeper into the issue surrounding swim caps made for natural hair that became the topic of contention over whether it enhanced performance, according to The Times. Alice Dearing, 24, who became the first Black female swimmer to represent Britain at an Olympics, was one of the first people on the frontlines protesting FINA’s decision when she received word that the British-brand Soul Cap could not be worn to cover her natural hair, according to Sport Sky News. Dearing, t...

FINA reviewing use of 'soul caps' for swimmers with afros and thicker hair in competition - 03-Jul-2021 - Vimarsana News

FINA reviewing use of 'soul caps' for swimmers with afros and thicker hair in competition - 03-Jul-2021

FINA reviewing use of 'soul caps' for swimmers with afros and thicker hair in competition FINA confirms a review of whether caps designed to fit over dreadlocks, braids and afros can be used in competition amid a debate over diversity and inclusion in the sport. 3 July 2021 Swimming's world governing body FINA says it will review whether caps designed for afro and big hairstyles could be worn in its competitions if there was no advantage to be gained from using them. Media reports had quoted FINA as saying a 'Soul Cap' product, designed to fit over dreadlocks, braids and afros, coul...

Swimming-FINA to review competition use of caps designed for afro hair - Vimarsana News

Swimming-FINA to review competition use of caps designed for afro hair

Swimming-FINA to review competition use of caps designed for afro hair By Syndicated Content Jul 2, 2021 | 4:23 PM LONDON (Reuters) – Swimming’s world governing body FINA said on Friday it would review whether caps designed for afro and big hairstyles could be worn in its competitions if there was no advantage to be gained from using them. Media reports had quoted FINA as saying a ‘Soul Cap’ product, designed to fit over dreadlocks, braids and afros, could not be used at the Olympics because it did not fit “the natural form of the head”. Black swimmers are hugely outnu...

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