Who is the masked nonbinary shotputter who is grabbing spotlight in Paris Olympics?
Raven Saunders identifies as a non-binary and become a topic of major conversation around this year's Olympics, which was quite problematic and controversial, while some others have encouraged the athletes' spirit, which had earlier won a silver medal in the women's shot put at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Saunders' mask surprises Olympic enthusiasts
Raven Saunders was spitted in the shot-put final event, pitching off shot-puts like cannons, with the audience simply cheering on. But the performance by the athlete was not the only thing that was the topic of the charm being thrown around by the athlete, It is the all-popular facemask donned by the athlete during performance, that is being appreciated and Google by fans of track and field events.
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What is the story behind Saunders' mask?
There are multiple reasons of Saunders donning a mask, but the safest option is contemplated as a fierce style statement. The facemask is extremely popular in the Olympics and championship circuit, and gives away an aura of mystery around the non-binary athlete, which makes Saunders more popular by the passing year.
Raven Saunders and social activism
Being a non-binary athlete, has also made the athlete focus on various social issues, and Saunders has been fiercely advocating for mental health and LGBTQ+ issues, using their platform to raise awareness.
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