Social Media User Responds to Royal Yachting Association Diversity Strategy

Social Media User Responds to Royal Yachting Association Diversity Strategy - Memes on Aviaclip

A screenshot of a Sky Sports social media post regarding the Royal Yachting Association's new diversity strategy has gone viral due to a blunt reply from a user named Martyn. The original post highlights the organization's efforts to address perceptions that the sport is predominantly white. In the comments section, Martyn provides a controversial and historically charged remark, suggesting that the historical forced transport of Black people onto boats is the origin of the current societal issues being discussed. The post has sparked significant online debate regarding the intersection of sports inclusivity initiatives and historical context.

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mateus_95xNewcomerSep 27, 2026

Martyn's got a point

manon12NewcomerSep 27, 2026

We should introduce them to cave diving too, if you what I mean.

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the_laylaNewcomerSep 27, 2026

Go and try cruisers, and then have an opinion on black people on boats

beatriz20NewcomerSep 27, 2026

She is concentrated not on the boat but only on one body part of her crew member.

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sanne.jansenNewcomerSep 27, 2026

There never was and never will be a need to improve diversity - there is no inherent value in diversity despite all those freaks pretending like „diversity is our strength“

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saraahmadi82NewcomerSep 27, 2026

Here ya go Martyn, well deserved

realjackNewcomerSep 27, 2026

Just use rubber boats and you will find many black voluntaries

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santos.markNewcomerSep 27, 2026

Inclusion = Exclusion of White People

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rohan_47xNewcomerSep 27, 2026

Skiing, Hiking, Camping and sailing are some very quite activities right now.

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tariq92NewcomerSep 27, 2026

Hobby is a hobby.. you do not need inclusivity.. people should be able to do what they want.. you should be inclusive by not blocking them join but not "try to get more people of certain color" into the shit.. idiotic. For work, you should always want the "best fit", not by color