Without Billie Jean King, the world for women, particularly women in sports, would look very different. Read more on Grazia.

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The Department of Education has taken another step in advancing the Trump administration’s new transgender policy for sports ...

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Yes, UL’s women’s basketball team endured yet another heartbreaking overtime loss against Miami on Saturday, but there’s no time to sulk about that setback.

The media’s portrayal of women’s league athletes continues to reflect long-standing gender biases, emphasizing appearance and personal branding over athletic ability. While social media gives athletes ...

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Two gold medals and one very special headband. American skier Breezy Johnson is leaving the world championships with more ...

Erin Jackson was the first Black woman to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics when she captured the 500 meters at Beijing ...

USAID played a significant role in the implementation of Vice President Kamala Harris' strategy to tackle migration at the ...