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Dad Of Duke Black Volleyball Player ACCOSTED By Racial Slurs At BYU Game Speaks Out | Roland Martin
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36:24Now PlayingA Black Duke University Volleyball player was subjected to racial slurs during a match against Bringham Young University over the weekend.
The only Black start starter on Duke's team, Rachel Richardson, said she was called a racial slur by a fan every time she served.
School officials say the fan, sitting in the BYU student section, was not a student and has been banned from all athletic venues on campus.
Rachel's family, along with everyone, have criticized BYU's response.
Rachel's father, Marvin, recently spoke with Roland Martin about this infuriating incident.
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