features Women's sports in Nigeria, athletes to know and watch Women's sports in Nigeria, athletes to watch & a vision for the future.
essays Falling in love with judo, new-to-me athlete stories Sharing the athletes to watch and links to help you get to know them.
Black sportswomen to watch at the Olympics Black sportswomen from around the world to watch at the Olympics.
Register now for Trivia Night (for members only) Register now for our first Black sportswoman-themed trivia night!
essays Re-thinking the Olympics, with Black women in mind Black women around the world need to be considered when developing Olympics alternatives.
Black Brazilian women in sports, media (feat. Júlia Belas) Júlia Belas discusses Black women in sports, media in Brazil.
features How racism in Panama impacts lives, careers of Black women athletes In our latest video, The Black Sportswoman in joined by Dr. Javier Wallace to discuss Black Panamanian sportswomen in history, like the legendary Delmira Pierce, El ciclón del Caribe, and
profiles Charlotte (Carlota) Gooden: An athlete to know Charlotte/Carlota Gooden is an athlete to know.
profiles Marian Washington: An athlete & coach to know Marian Washington is more than a longtime coach of Kansas women’s basketball.
features Barbara Jordan, devoted women's basketball fan “Barbara’s support gave women’s athletics credibility when it needed it most.”
resources How racist coverage impacts careers of Black WNBA players The WNBA is a majority-Black league, but its white stars get most of the coverage in mainstream media. That's what Black fans, and even players, have said for years, anyway,
What I learned at the Tuskegee Archives + thoughts Here's what I learned during my April archive trip and a couple thoughts the documents sparked.
profiles Natasha Watley: An athlete to know The Women’s 2021 Women's College World Series begins today (here’s the bracket!), so what better time to discuss an athlete to know: Natasha Watley, a U.S. softball
features La historia negra del voleibol femenino de Perú Las mujeres negras a la vanguardia de su pasado, presente y futuro de voleibol femenino de Perú
features The Black history of Peru women's volleyball Black women have been at the forefront of the past, present and future of Peru women's volleyball.
profiles Earlene Brown Earlene Brown is a three-time Olympian & the first U.S. woman to medal in shot put.
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.
