YANQING, China — When Kaillie Humphries first ventured into the sport that would make her golden, its inequities alarmed her. “We weren’t allowed on the same bobsled tracks as the men,” she remembered. “We weren’t allowed in the same start houses as the men. We got a tent outside in minus-20 degrees. Prize money wasn’t the same.” She was told she wasn’t strong enough, nor fast enough, nor skilled enough, and her first reaction was, “What is happening?!?” Her second was to do… Source link
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