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‘Worth a thousand words’: Trump photo obscuring women’s tennis team sparks backlash

‘Worth a thousand words’: Trump photo obscuring women’s tennis team sparks backlash

A White House photo of Georgia women’s tennis team celebrating their NCAA championship on April 16, 2026, sparked backlash due to Donald Trump and male staffers overshadowing the female athletes. Critics, including former tennis star Navratilova, highlighted the positioning, which drew criticism for gender representation. The image raised concerns about the visibility and recognition of women’s sports achievements.

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