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Tag Archives: vancouver
Vancouver Games & gender: Lindsay Vonn to Johnny Weir
Women are as guilty as anyone else when it comes to not supporting women's sports.
Posted in Current Affairs, sports, women Also tagged frank deford, gender, ice hockey, johnny weir, laura mulvey, lindsay vonn, winter olympics 4 Comments
Vancouver Games & First Nations resistance
Native participation is only welcomed when it coincides with the Canadian colonial agenda.
Posted in Columnist, Society, north america, racism, sports Also tagged canada, first nations, olympic games 7 Comments
Winter Olympics: why Team USA is nearly white as snow
Why the imbalance of African-Americans in Winter and Summer Games participation?
Posted in Current Affairs, north america, sports Also tagged debi thomas, jeff gadley, monica roberts, race, shani davis, team usa, u.s., vonetta flowers, willie davenport, winter olympics 32 Comments


The Olympics: celebrating or denigrating our common humanity?