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schema:articleBody	US President Joe Biden said late Sunday it remains to be seen if the US will send a team to the pandemic-postponed Tokyo 2020 Olympics, in a radio interview in which he also weighed in on diversity in sport. Japan's government, organisers and Olympic officials all insist the Games will go ahead this summer, and that extensive virus countermeasures will ensure the event is safe. Asked in a Super Bowl half-time radio interview with network Westwood One if he thought the Games would go ahead, Biden said any decision "has to be based on science". "I hope we can play, I hope it's possible, but it remains to be seen," he said, stressing that Japanese prime minister Yoshihide Suga was "working very hard to be in a position to be able to safely open the games." Biden also addressed the topic of diversity, at a time when National Football League teams have faced accusations of systemic racism for their failure to promote minority coaches to senior roles. When asked by the show's host if he had any advice for the NFL going forward, the president said teams had to "go out and look, there's numerous incredible qualified African-American coaches out there." "I don't understand why they cannot find -- because they exist -- so many African-American coaches that are qualified that should be in the pros in my view," he added. bur-reb/oho
schema:headline	Biden: "Remains to be seen" if US will send team to Olympics
schema:mentions	Japanese people Institutional racism Computer virus Yoshihide Suga 2020 Summer Olympics Radio Super Bowl African Americans National Football League Japan Joe Biden President of the United States NFL on Westwood One Sports Tokyo bid for the 2020 Summer Olympics
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