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Former Professional Tennis Player, NYT Best Selling Author, and proud Husband and Father. Founder of the James Blake Foundation. http://bit.ly/waysofgracebook 

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    1. Black Quarterback‏ @TheBlackQB 20 Mar 2018

      An interesting conversation around the #SerenaWilliams mat leave and the @JRBlake position about seeds/rank.

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    2. Black Quarterback‏ @TheBlackQB 20 Mar 2018

      In theory, I understand the idea that leaving #1 and coming back unranked does seem odd. But this is another issue entirely. They idea that you should be given a pass after an lengthy absence is different. #SerenaWilliams

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    3. Black Quarterback‏ @TheBlackQB 20 Mar 2018

      Are we making this exception because it was a mat leave, a very natural event for all women? I don't think that anyone is denying the amazing moment that a child birth is but trying to understand where she was wronged. Up for detailed explanation #SerenaWilliams

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    4. Black Quarterback‏ @TheBlackQB 20 Mar 2018

      I'm all for rights being honored and adjustments in rules to accommodate players, but I'm going to also wonder if I'll be given the same consideration as a top player, when I go on a paternity leave to help my lovely wife after the birth of our 1st born @JRBlake. #SerenaWilliams

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      James Blake‏Verified account @JRBlake 20 Mar 2018
      Replying to @TheBlackQB

      I would vote for paternity leave and a frozen ranking for that as well.

      11:06 AM - 20 Mar 2018
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        2. Black Quarterback‏ @TheBlackQB 20 Mar 2018
          Replying to @JRBlake

          Got it. This could get sticky depending on nationality. We're allowed 18months in 🇨🇦. Serena could have have taken much longer as she could easily afford it. Will length of time off play a factor? Have you written a piece yet outlining all your args? Would love to read it

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        3. James Blake‏Verified account @JRBlake 20 Mar 2018
          Replying to @TheBlackQB

          I haven't written anything and don't actually know the exact timelines that make the most sense. Just got asked a question at a media event and answered it honestly the way I feel. If they care more about my opinion, I will be happy to research more in depth

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        2. Stephen Boyes‏ @StephenBoyes1 20 Mar 2018
          Replying to @JRBlake @TheBlackQB

          Mandy Minella makes a fair point about players who work their way up the rankings and says players 'not punished' for having children http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/43477213 …

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        3. Black Quarterback‏ @TheBlackQB 21 Mar 2018
          Replying to @StephenBoyes1

          I actually don't disagree. I believe this rule *could* possibly complicate things. I still believe that Serena took 13 months b/c she could afford to. Maybe she also needed time off. But she could have taken more easily. What then?

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