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the book club Sugar Rodgers tells her story in 'They Better Call Me Sugar' Former WNBA veteran Sugar Rodgers released her new book "They Better Call Me Sugar: My Journey from the Hood to the Hardwood."
resources Why Black women don't receive equal sports coverage A look at the existing landscape of coverage for Black women athletes.
features CeCé Telfer, Andraya Yearwood & how to support Black trans sportswomen CeCé Telfer, the first openly trans woman to win an NCAA title, is training to qualify for the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
resources 23 (more) Black sportswomen you should know A list of active, legendary Black sportswomen, from various countries and sports.
features Katrina Adams' new book offers glimpse at the richness of Black tennis history Katrina Adams' shares stories of her playing and corporate career in her new book, which also highlights Black tennis history.
profiles Crystal Dunn wants 2021 to be the year of Black women in soccer Crystal Dunn wants 2021 to be the year of Black women in soccer. She shared that thought with the Black Women’s Player Collective recently, saying she plans to be
resources 28 Black women athletes who made sports history This is part one of The Black Sportswoman’s Starter Kit: the history makers. Here are 28 historic Black sportswomen to know.
profiles Rugby legend Phaidra Knight Phaidra Knight is a rugby legend who was a member of the U.S. national team from 1999 to 2017.
profiles Ora Washington Ora Washington (1898-1971) is considered America’s first Black woman sports celebrity.
resources The Black Sportswoman's Entertainment Guide Books, movies, TV, etc. that features, highlights or stars a real or fictional Black woman athlete.
interviews Q&A: Briana Scurry on USWNT, Black players, more A Q&A with Briana Scurry all all about her thoughts on the U.S. women’s national team, Black players on the USWNT, and more.
resources Celebrating those who amplify Black sportswomen Today we’re honoring the people, publications and organizations around the world who I see working to amplify the stories of Black sportswomen.
profiles The life and career of Briana Scurry Briana Scurry is a legend, champion, gold medalist. If there’s an accolade to receive, she’s likely earned it.
features How Tuskegee invested early in competitive sports for Black women The Tuskegee Institute was one of the first college athletics programs to invest in competitive sports for Black women.
profiles Anne Moody: An activist with a basketball story Anne Moody: an activist who played basketball.
features The impact of Lusia Harris on Team USA Lusia Harris led the way on the first U.S. Olympic women's basketball team.
profiles The Dominant Lusia Harris "You talk about somebody who was just ahead of their time. She's one of them for sure.”
