ペイジー・クラッセンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ペイジー・クラッセンInstagram)「Last December, I made a post regarding what we should be posting and creating content about, as well as a request to support and encourage one another. This post was not only insensitive, but damaging and hurtful to Black, Indigenous, and people of color within the outdoor community. I am sorry for tone policing, and for ignoring the need for dramatic change in our industry. The content we create must be not only inclusive, but also elevate the stories of those who are underrepresented. To those who have held me accountable and challenged me to evaluate my words, past and present, thank you. No one should have had to help me learn, and it shouldn't have taken this long. My job as an athlete is performative. I will continue to post climbing content. But I recognize that my voice is one of privilege, and that my platform holds power. My privilege has shaped not only my world view, but my position as a professional athlete. I will use my voice to advocate for BIPOC members of the climbing community and to elevate BIPOC voices and stories. I have a responsibility as an ally to advocate for equitable change in the outdoor community. These are my goals, my first steps. I will work with the brands I partner with to build inclusive athlete teams; valuing not just performance, but also leadership in the community, advocacy, and creative talents. I will stand up against injustices I see at the crag, including racist and demeaning crag and route names, which must be eliminated. I commit to passing my board seat for a local Colorado organization on to a BIPOC member of the outdoor community. I take responsibility for my actions, and am committed to the goal of transforming the outdoor industry into one that represents diversity, equity, and inclusion.」6月25日 5時15分