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A long read (pun intended, since it's on longreads.com) but well worth the time. It addition to the story of Stella Walsh it provides introductions to some other early female track & field athletes and some of the interesting history of the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
The Life and Murder of Stella Walsh, Intersex Olympic Champion
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Fascinating
the conclusion is very poignant.
Angharad
Not only is the conclusion
Not only is the conclusion very poignant, this article also asks a few other uncomfortable questions about gender and sex and sexism, which is another debate at this Olympics. There still is if not even more than before, discrimination against women in sports.
Thanks for sharing, Kris.
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