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Lia Thomas and Women’s Sports

Last week, University of Pennsylvania student Lia Thomas won the swimming women’s division National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division One national championship for 500-yard freestyle. Two years back, Thomas, who had gone by the first name of Will, was finishing up competing with the university’s men’s division swimming team. What changed in between? Thomas’s opinion about wanting to compete as a man or a woman changed. Thomas, also took off a season of competition and received hormone suppression medical intervention.

Gold, Yuan, Or Crypto? Ron Paul Asks 'What Will Replace Dollar Hegemony?'

All Empires have collaborators and accomplices.

Creditors, vassals, and partners will play ball with the Empire if they see it in their interest to do so.

But once the Empire over-stretches militarily or financially (or both) the search for the exit door begins.

Ron Paul discusses the race to get away from the dollar on today’s Liberty Report...

NFL Co-Hosts "Social Justice" Training For College Athletes

NFL Co-Hosts "Social Justice" Training For College Athletes

Authored by Toni Airaksinen via CampusReform.org,

The National Football League has partnered with Morehouse College to host a three-day workshop dedicated to teaching student athletes strategies for “effective advocacy.”

The “Advocacy in Sport” workshop, which will be held in February, vows to teach students “how to develop and implement effective advocacy platforms that positively impact society.”

ESPN President Quits Due To "Substance Addiction"

ESPN President Quits Due To "Substance Addiction"

Amid plummeting ratings, mass job cuts, and constant #resistance, ESPN President John Skipper has finally called it quits from running the so-called sports channel.

Here is Skipper’s statement:

Today I have resigned from my duties as President of ESPN. I have had a wonderful career at the Walt Disney Company and am grateful for the many opportunities and friendships. I owe a debt to many, but most profoundly Michael Lynton, George Bodenheimer and Bob Iger.

 

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