While journalists and IBA officials exchanged verbal jabs,Algerian boxer Roumaysa Boualam,Imane Khelif’s friend,staged a dignified,one-woman protest.
We were women cast aside,but we were underestimated.
Regardless of whether you believe Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting should be competing at these Games,all concerned would do well to remember they are human beings.
Health experts want greater education about a debilitating syndrome which leaves patients,particularly women,facing a fight getting recognition and diagnosis.
Australia’s female athletes have dominated the gold medals,the headlines,and the glory in France. They’re owning it,too.
The second boxer to have been previously disqualified for failing a gender eligibility test is fighting tonight,as the Olympics body strongly condemned reactions to Imane Khelif.
The US vice president shows public scrutiny of women politicians has moved from style to substance.
A survey found over 1400 places and roads around Victoria named after men,compared with 200 honouring women. A new campaign aims to tackle the disparity.
Should the buck’s stop here? Yes,and so should the hen night. They belonged to another century.
A Netflix documentary series forces many of us – including me – to rethink long-held stereotyping of cheerleaders as simply pin-ups of the patriarchy.
Earlier this year,a global study found one generation of men more than any other thinks feminism has gone too far. That generation,I’m uncomfortable to say,is mine.