Weed needs a solution: Sha’Carri Richardson is only human
Sha’Carri Richardson, American track superstar and Olympic favorite, tested positive for marijuana, disqualifying her from her signature event.
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College softball: Fewer benefits and even less recognition
Though the Sooners added another trophy to their collection, all softball teams should have won something in the WCWS — a chance for something better.
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Statements versus substance
As sports leagues, owners and franchises engage in the conversation about racial injustice, we must urge them to accompany their words with action and put our support behind the ones that lead with substance in their statements.
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To move or not to move?
The MLB alone may not be able to sway state legislatures from enacting similar voter suppression legislation, but action by the league may still have a powerful impact.
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A new story: Be more like James
Life in our society is not composed of neatly arranged, mutually exclusive categories. When an athlete begins playing at a professional level, they don’t leave behind their identity.
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Yes, like Serena Williams
The countless incidents span time and scope. Williams’ hair, body, attitude and even her skill and excellence have been scrutinized and questioned as her appearance is strikingly different from the blonde white women who have long dominated the sport.
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Poetic (social) justice: Amanda Gorman instills sense of unity at 2021 Super Bowl
Amid trying times, as the nation continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, Amanda Gorman used language to instill awe for community members and foster hope for brighter days ahead.
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