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The Olympics Has a History of Banning Black Women From Sports

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From barring swim caps designed for natural hair to banning athletes for genetics, activists call out the Olympics for its treatment of Black women.

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Lia Thomas and the long tradition of 'gender policing' female athletes

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Gwen Berry's Olympic trials protest is a taste of what's to come in Tokyo.

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