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NASCAR Driver Denny Hamlin Attends Sensitivity Training Following 'A Poor Choice Of Memes'

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Published April 27, 2022

Published April 27, 2022

NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin has been ordered to attend sensitivity training following a tweet he posted that contained a meme about Asian drivers. The tweet, which Hamlin has since deleted and apologized for, used a clip from Family Guy to mock his friend and opponent Kyle Larson (who is half-Japanese) after he made a move in his final turn that caused fellow driver Kurt Busch to crash.


Some fans of the sport posted on social networks like Twitter in defense of Hamlin, writing that the driver should not have been made to delete his tweet.


Others pointed out that the Hamlin tweet was indeed racist, and joked about the type of person defending the driver.


Some also pointed out the irony of NASCAR, which airs on Fox, criticizing Hamlin for posting a clip from Family Guy, a show that also airs on Fox.


This is the latest in a series of highly public incidents in which NASCAR continues to reckon with racism, attempting to change its reputation and become a more inclusive sport.


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