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Sunday #32: August 5, 2012 – Equality for Women in Sports – An Olympic Hurdle
The summer Olympics of 2012 have been paradoxical for women athletes. On one hand, this is the first Olympics ever where every participating country sent women to compete. Saudi Arabia, for example, has never sent a woman, but this year … Continue reading
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