NEW YORK - As she returns to the courts of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York for a shot at defending her U.S. Open title, Naomi Osaka is coming off a year in which she has greatly amplified her voice on social issues, having taken a stand against racism and opened up about her mental health struggles.
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