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Naomi Osaka is making our world a better place!

Unfortunately, we are the witnesses of so many fake and bad idols in our nowadays so-called modern world. It definitely seems like how our children don’t have enough proper models they can refer to. Numerous such children have bad idols which impact both their lives and our overall society.

Yet, not all is still lost. We are happy to see how we actually still have a little bit of spark in our world. Although there are not so many young people who are trying to make this world a better place, we must admit how those that exist really create a huge difference.

Here, I want to talk about Naomi Osaka and share with you how much she impacts our society.

Naomi Osaka is a young and professional tennis player that represents Japan. She was born in 1997. Being a reigning champion both at the Australian Open and the US Open is definitely something this amazing young lady should be proud of.

Also, being the first Asian female tennis player that holds all the top rankings that exist in singles is another thing Naomi should be proud of. WTA has already nominated Osaka for the number one player.

As you can see, we are completely sure how Osaka has put so much effort in her career. Her father is Haitian and her mother is Japanese. So, when it comes to the country she represents in tennis, Japan claims how Naomi is half Japanese.

Naomi is known as a very shy lady and she barely speaks about her success. Yet, her actions are very strong, powerful and kind. And no, we are not talking about tennis only, but about her actions connected with society.

Naomi Osaka realizes the problems in our modern society and is doing a lot of things to help poor, hungry and sick children all around the globe. We were able to witness how this amazing tennis player has donated so much money and goods to different reliable charities.

We believe how this powerful woman is ready to change our globe for better. As said at the beginning of this article, there aren’t many young people that are doing anything to inspire our society. Naomi Osaka can really help our children learn the right values. How and why? First of all, she is famous. The second fact would be that children admire her. She is successful. She is a tennis player. And yet, she is trying everything in her power to help people worldwide.

Her family and friends claim how she is very active in numerous generous events that fight for good. Creating such campaigns and events that educate people about real problems in our society are needed in huge amounts. Naomi is doing everything in her power to make that happen.

Besides that, we know how much problems and hate comes from racism nowadays. Although numerous people think about how that is just the past, Naomi doesn’t think that way, and unfortunately, she is completely right about that.

She has probably realized how many problems she had because she is ”half Japanese”, therefore, she was able to imagine what other people go through.

Did you know how this shy lady is actually a warrior for light?

Do you think about how we need more people like her in our society?

Would that change something?

Dragana Drobnjak: