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The Modern Sportswoman

After a record-breaking March Madness in the United States and heading into what is sure to be a strong FIFA World Cup this summer, women throughout the world are using this growth to secure greater security and influence.

Explosive growth is exciting, but intentional growth could create the power, permanence, and protection that women’s sports deserves.

We explore what that growth could look like in our latest digital issue.

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Rachel Daly played soccer at an American university thanks to Title IX
Research

The Legacy of the NCAA and Title IX Can Be Seen in the Loaded 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup

The Las Vegas Aces are one of the best teams in pro women's sports
Business

The WNBA’s Future Can Be Seen in the NBA’s Past

Student athlete mental health troubles can lead to suicidality
Research

Despite Benefits of Sport Participation for Women Student Athletes, Human Risks of Suicide Persist

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Team USA cricket
Culture

Straight-Up Americana: The Growth of Cricket in Nashville and Across the U.S.

Ice hockey final in the 2010 Winter Olympics
Business

The Power and Potential of a Global 'Best on Best' Hockey Tournament

College athlete mental health advocate Sarah Fuller
Health

College Athletes Are Raising the Alarm on Mental Health From Locker Rooms and Group Chats All the Way to Capitol Hill

Ohio State and Utah play NCAA football
Health

We Don’t Have to Get Rid of College Football to Make It Brain-Safe(r)

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Bill Rhoden: On Black Opportunity in the NFL

"We want deeds. We don’t want any more words. We don’t want any more apologies." - William Rhoden

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A greguería is a one-line poem connecting surprising or unlikely elements, often resulting in an epiphany of humor and drama or both.

Love, sacrifice, serve, pass, and draw come from the same sports as strike, bomb, shoot, run, and smash. - Alberto Ríos

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