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After an 86-73 win against Australia Thursday, the U.S. women’s Olympic basketball team is poised for the gold medal game against France tomorrow night. Awesome? Indeed. But their coach? Not so much. More
The Olympics 2012 have only just begun; it’s too soon to tell if we’ll remember this as the year that Chinese swimmers rose (or doped) to become the world’s best, the year that unpopular new rules muscled Jordyn Weiber out of her place in the gymnastics all-around, or some other incredible moment that we have yet to announce. But whatever star moments emerge, and whoever takes home the most gold, it’s already clear: Women are the biggest winners in London this year, no matter how they perform (or tweet). More
Tomorrow is the 40th anniversary of the U.S Congress passing Title IX–a historic law and movement that forever changed the way women played sports. To celebrate, we are taking a look back at some of the awesomely fierce women who have made history since the passage of Title IX. Take a look at them and their amazing accomplishments: More
A few months ago, we complained about the New York Times‘ dearth of female athletes in its Sports section. This weekend, it looks like they finally found a woman to cover: Adrienne, Jarocki, a 16-year-old beauty queen-turned-fencer. That’s… progress? Not … More
Yesterday, while reading the sports section of the New York Times, I literally had to check the date to make sure we weren’t in a different century. There wasn’t one full article or photo of a female athlete. OK, that’s not entirely true. There was a photo of a football player with a string of female cheerleaders behind him. And there was one tiny (photo-less) blurb about Caroline Wozniacki and an equally small mention of Michelle Wie. But come on, NYT, 14 pages and hardly a mention of any women? Out of 50-plus photos, the only females included were those in cheerleader uniforms dutifully standing behind a male football player? You know better than that, don’t you? More
