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Tennis superstar Serena Williams has insulted the New York Times that she misused a photo of her sister in a report about herself.
The Times published a report on Williams’ venture capital firm Serena Ventures and the huge $ 111 million it has raised with a portfolio of more than 60 companies so far.
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However, the print version of the report contains an image of Venus Williams, Serena’s older sister and another tennis icon.
Serena Williams took to Twitter and shared a photo of the wrong report.
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“No matter how far we go, we are reminded that this is not enough,” tweeted Williams. “That’s why I raised $ 111 million for @serenaventures. To support founders who have been neglected by ingrained systems without knowing their biases. Because even I am neglected.
“You can do better, @nytimes,” she added.
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NYT Business responded to the tweet with mea culpa, writing“It was our mistake. It was due to a mistake in choosing photos for the print edition and did not appear online. A correction will appear in tomorrow’s newspaper.”
A spokesman for The New York Times told Fox News to cite a statement released from his office.