Earlier this year All Elite Wrestling was officially announced, and right away the company made it clear that AEW is for everyone.
All Elite Wrestling is a company that celebrates diversity, and after Double or Nothing Cody Rhodes spoke to the media about being in an interracial marriage.
Rhodes told the press that diversity will be a way of life in AEW, and not a publicity stunt.
He also shared a story about a moment he shared with his wife, Brandi Rhodes, when he said, “I told Brandi one time that I don’t see color and she said ‘well, then you don’t see my experience.’”
“I told Brandi one time that I don’t see color and she said ‘well, then you don’t see my experience,’” – @CodyRhodes on how being in an interracial marriage has helped with diversity in @AEWrestling and why diversity will be a way of life and not a publicity stunt. pic.twitter.com/bucN8KBVUM
— Andreas Hale (@AndreasHale) May 26, 2019
The comments caught the attention of congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who responded with the following:
“This exchange is a promising peek into what growth looks like in our national discourse on race. Thanks for sharing your experience in this powerful moment, @CodyRhodes.”
This exchange is a promising peek into what growth looks like in our national discourse on race.
Thanks for sharing your experience in this powerful moment, @CodyRhodes. https://t.co/Lt8xZLHAts
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) May 26, 2019
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