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SOURCE: Sports Illustrated
11/5/2021
The History of Women in the New York City Marathon
Amateur Athletic Union rules in the 1970s didn't sanction any competitive race for women longer than 1.5 miles. Kathrine Switzer and other pioneering women marathoners discuss a half-century of change.
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5/9/19
Protesting with her Feet: The World’s Fastest Middle-Distance Woman versus Sports Governing Bodies
by Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie
A deeper look into athletics, gender, and Caster Semenya.
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