Sha’Carri Richardson wins 100-meter, earning spot at Paris Olympics
The fastest woman in the world will finally represent the United States at the Olympics.
June 24, 2024
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The fastest woman in the world will finally represent the United States at the Olympics.
Patricia Nell Warren, author of The Front Runner, will run the final 100 meters of the World Outgames Montreal 5,000-meter race on Wednesday, August 2, at 9 a.m. at the Complexe Claude-Robillard.
In this clip from the doc Light in the Water, Michael Mealiffe shatters stereotypes at the 1990 Gay Games by triumphing in the 100-meter butterfly.
A champion in the 100-meter sprint, Chand said she felt free to speak about her female partner since India decriminalized sex between same-sex couples just last year.
Despite the trauma she’s endured, it took her becoming the fastest woman in the world after winning the women’s 100 meter at the track and field world championships in Budapest in August to renew a skeptical public’s faith in her.
Richardson's comeback is just in time for the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
Dutee Chand, who faced gender testing in order to compete, objects that athletes flew economy class to Rio while managers received business-class accommodations.
Hiltz was in fourth place with 300 meters left before they suddenly accelerated past their competition, breaking the U.S. Olympic Track and Field trials record.
USA Track and Field released its roster for the U.S.'s 4X100 team today.
Some parents and students contend that trans girls shouldn't compete against cisgender girls unless they've taken hormones.
There is so much to criticize -- why are our black women Olympians getting the shade?
The runner, who thanked her girlfriend after qualifiying for the U.S. team, has been suspended for 30 days for marijuna use.
The retired 30-year-old McCabe hopes to be the type of out lesbian role model she never had growing up.
Sofia Talouni is putting many people's lives in danger, given that being LGBTQ is illegal in the region.
With 2,500 fewer participants than organizers had originally hoped for, the second annual Outgames forges ahead in Copenhagen despite the world economic crisis -- one sporting event at a time.
The track and field victories of Terry Miller and Andraya Yearwood inspired an ugly response.
The sprinter credits her girlfriend for the hair color choice that set social media on fire.
"This kind of reporting is simply unacceptable," the IOC said.
Diving's a sport where splashes are ordinarily discouraged. But Australian Matthew Mitcham's decision to come out of the closet has attracted the whole world's attention to this top-ranked jock's shot at Olympic gold.