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Megan Rapinoe went after Enes Kanter Freedom on her podcast Why Are You Like This? this week. He answered Thursday on Fox News @ Night with a $5 million 1-on-1 soccer challenge. They were not on the same show. She talked. He answered later. The stunt by Kanter works for one reason. Voices like Rapinoe spent years telling the country that sex in sport is optional. Once that door is open, a former NBA center can walk through it, call it protest, and dare her to prove the gap does not exist. That is not a sideshow. That is the bill coming due. Women’s categories exist because male advantage is not a feeling. It is strength, speed, and bone. Pretend otherwise and you do not get harmony. You get men writing the rules and women absorbing the cost. Kanter is getting airtime because the people who lectured everyone about inclusion refuse to say the obvious sentence: men do not belong in women’s sports. Mock him all you want. The publicity is the product of that refusal. If the argument is honest, she can take the match or she can say no men in the women’s game. Anything else is branding.
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Megan Rapinoe went after Enes Kanter Freedom on her podcast Why Are You Like This? this week. He answered Thursday on Fox News @ Night with a $5 million 1-on-1 soccer challenge. They were not on the same show. She talked. He answered later. The stunt by Kanter works for one reason. Voices like Rapinoe spent years telling the country that sex in sport is optional. Once that door is open, a former NBA center can walk through it, call it protest, and dare her to prove the gap does not exist. That is not a sideshow. That is the bill coming due. Women’s categories exist because male advantage is not a feeling. It is strength, speed, and bone. Pretend otherwise and you do not get harmony. You get men writing the rules and women absorbing the cost. Kanter is getting airtime because the people who lectured everyone about inclusion refuse to say the obvious sentence: men do not belong in women’s sports. Mock him all you want. The publicity is the product of that refusal. If the argument is honest, she can take the match or she can say no men in the women’s game. Anything else is branding.

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18,147 просмотров • 26 дней назад

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Our objective was to make the ancient game of chess more popular than people thought it could ever be… To make it vie with spectator sports for the passion & participation of audiences… To remind young people that this great game can be every bit as absorbing & exciting as the best video games… And finally, to bring the phenomenal emotion & experience of being part of a team to the brilliant players of what has traditionally been a lonely sport. They have to devise collective strategies. Share the pain & pleasure of victories & losses. And leave their egos behind, as Magnus did when he gave his Player of the Match trophy to a teammate. All of that is visible in these videos, which encapsulate the energy & excitement of the Tech Mahindra Global Chess League, Season 4, which concluded in Bengaluru last evening. But the image I will carry with me forever is of the teams in their “dugouts,” collectively cheering each other on. A radically new image of this ancient game. A huge ‘thank you’ to the players, the franchise owners, the fans, the tournament officials, the commentators, our partners & sponsors, Viswanathan Anand & Team Tech Mahindra Global Chess League ! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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Made my debut on Sky Sports News (LIVE) today. A massively surreal moment, one I never really imagined was possible. Filled with so much pride being able to represent the incredible organisation that is Her Game Too and the new collaboration with Kick It Out. 52% of women have experienced or witnessed sexist behaviour or language on matchdays, of which 85% of those had never reported it. It’s time to change that going forward by creating a safer and more inclusive game for women. + a really exciting weekend ahead filled with IWD celebrations across the UK. If you’re at Brentford v Villa and would like to be involved in my SSN social takeover, drop me a message. P.S. enjoy my Villa optimism (or delusion) at the end x
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Made my debut on Sky Sports News (LIVE) today. A massively surreal moment, one I never really imagined was possible. Filled with so much pride being able to represent the incredible organisation that is Her Game Too and the new collaboration with Kick It Out. 52% of women have experienced or witnessed sexist behaviour or language on matchdays, of which 85% of those had never reported it. It’s time to change that going forward by creating a safer and more inclusive game for women. + a really exciting weekend ahead filled with IWD celebrations across the UK. If you’re at Brentford v Villa and would like to be involved in my SSN social takeover, drop me a message. P.S. enjoy my Villa optimism (or delusion) at the end x

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22,309 просмотров • 1 год назад