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More Than a Pink Ribbon: What an Olympian's Breast Cancer Story Can Teach Us About Knowing Our Bodies
As a girl growing up, we hear stories; sex education talks about learning how to do a quick self-exam to check if you have any bumps or anything strange. It is a terrifying experience, as the Cancer Society estimates that 321,910 new cases of invasive breast cancer and 42,140 deaths will occur in U.S. women in 2026. For athletes, it isn’t different. Their focus is usually on strength, performance, and reaching the next finish line. But for four-time U.S. Olympian Chaunté Lowe

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Oct 93 min read


Ruben Tejada: What Baseball Doesn’t Tell You About Moving On
Baseball is a game of moments. Some moments define a career in the best way possible: a walk-off home run, a perfect game, a World Series ring. But some moments define a career for all the wrong reasons, and there is nothing a player can do to change it. For Ruben Tejada, that moment came in three seconds on an October night in 2015, and the effects lasted far longer than any box score will ever show. Game 2 of the NLDS, seventh inning. Chase Utley slides hard into second bas
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Mar 266 min read
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