Aranda and the 'Rock Your Socks' movement to promote visibility and inclusion of Down Syndrome.

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Two different socks to give voice to a social cause. The players of Tubos Aranda Villa de Aranda jumped onto the Santiago Manguán court this past weekend equipped with one off-white sock and another intense black sock - making the pattern difference palpable - to stage the 'Rock Your Socks' action, which highlights the claim of International Down Syndrome Day.

Far from being an aesthetic decision, Javi Márquez's pupils joined this social movement created in 2018 by British woman Chloe Lennon with the aim of promoting visibility and inclusion for people affected by the condition through the use of colorful, mismatched, or differently shaped socks. "March 21st is just a representation of a struggle and claim that lasts 365 days a year. The world does not understand barriers, but it does understand opportunities. That's why, hopefully, this will be our first of many grains of sand," explains the club in its official statement.

A new action within the ASOBAL Legacy League

Tubos Aranda Villa de Aranda joins other sports entities such as Sevilla FC or different NBA franchises in the work of acting as a media megaphone to continue working for the inclusion of people with Down Syndrome in our society. This solidarity action is part of the execution phase of the ASOBAL Legacy League, the sustainable competition that ASOBAL launched months ago.