Kim Ng, Sarah Fuller, and the WNBA: Relive 2020's Best Moments For Women in Sports

Naomi Osaka arrived at the US Open with seven face masks honoring Black lives lost to police brutality or racial violence. She gave each one a platform en route to her second career victory at Flushing Meadow, the US Open the latest backdrop for her activism. Osaka spent the summer protesting after the killing of George Floyd, using her platform to take a stand against racial injustice. "The point is to make people start talking," she said after the final match.