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A HANDY OLYMPICS GUIDE: We've made a compilation of things you should avoid saying about world class athletes who just happen to be women at the Olympics or, you know, ever! 

#canWNT Talk: Bev Priestman signs contract extension In the latest video blog, I discuss what Priestman staying on means for the women's team program, and much more. Just published at TFC Republic https://lnkd.in/guUtxpZF

The 2024 Paris Olympics mark a historic moment for women in sports 🤩 For the first time ever, we'll see equal representation of female and male athletes! This progress comes a long way from 1900, when women first competed in the Olympics (also in Paris) and made up a mere 2.2% of participants 😮 But achieving numerical parity is just the beginning. Now, the challenge lies in dismantling existing systems that haven't been designed for women's participation and in reshaping the Olympics landscape from within 💪 #Paris2024 #GenderEquality #BreakingBarriers Source: IOC and Europe Magazine

🌟 Provoking thought this International Women's Day! Our #LegiaLadies players have shared their insights on our team and women's football in Poland, sharing a little bit of both the beauty and challenges. Let's challenge perspectives on the difficulties women encounter in football and recognize how teams like Legia Warszawa S.A. play a pivotal role in driving success. Consider this: Diversity fuels innovation on and off the field. Embracing a more inclusive approach not only enhances the game but also contributes to breaking stereotypes. By amplifying visibility, investing in resources, and fostering equal opportunities, teams can pave the way for a thriving future in women's football. Now, let's discuss: What do women in sports need the most? Share your thoughts on creating an environment that empowers, supports, and celebrates the achievements of female athletes. Your ideas are crucial in shaping a more equitable sports landscape. ⚽🌐 #InternationalWomensDay #LegiaLadies #WomenInFootball #EmpowerChange Video in PL 🇵🇱

This is why you should #InvestInWomensSports. The historic Olympics this year showcased remarkable achievements by women athletes. The gender parity efforts have made a significant impact with 65% of Team USA's gold medals being won by women or women's teams. Similarly, Team Kenya secured 3 out of their 4 gold medals through women athletes. The success of female athletes at this year's Olympics highlights the importance of supporting and investing in women's sports. #Olympics #GenderParity #WomenInSports #InvestInWomensSports #Athlos 📸 ESPN

Over the years, golf has become a driver of business success, with 90% of Fortune 500 CEOs actively participating in the sport, underlining its importance in the corporate realm. Surprisingly, recent statistics show that only 20% of golfers are women. Let's change that statistic, ladies! Grab your clubs, head to the green, let's increase female representation in golf and do some business! #Golf #BusinessSuccess #Fortune500CEOs #WomenInGolf

New Year's Resolutions for Women in Boxing. Because we are #inhercorner As we head into 2024, Women in Boxing (WiB) has four key resolutions that aim to provide greater opportunities for women in the sport. 1. To actively advocate for equity and equality. #womeninboxing #newyear #resolutions #grassrootsboxing #2023 #2024 #goals

Why Women's Golf Needs More Recognition and Fair Pay In this video, we discuss the disparities in recognition and pay between women's golf and other sports like soccer and tennis. Join the conversation as we explore the challenges and opportunities for women in golf. Lisa Cornwell #WomensGolf #FairPayForWomen #GenderEquality #SportsEquality #WomenInSports #GolfIndustry #RepresentationMatters #ClosingTheGap #EqualOpportunity #WomenAthletes

Gender identity primarily stems from an evolution of thought rather than a biological change. It is nothing more than a social construction. I have always embraced diversity and supported individual rights and personal choices. However, the participation of transgender athletes in women's sports competitions brings up serious fairness concerns. I believe it is entirely unfair. The situation also lacks coherence and merit. A man identifying and living as a woman does not change his biological makeup or physical capabilities. This decision carries implications that should be acknowledged. Transgender athletes should compete amongst themselves to ensure fairness. Otherwise, it undermines the integrity of the competition. In fact, it is a fraud. And to be fair, it will be advisable to consider the creation of two transgender categories:  👉 one for women who choose to live as men.  👉 Another for men who choose to live as women. Several years ago, I expressed concerns that women would become victims of gender ideology, particularly in sports, where they would experience the greatest injustice. Today, this has become a reality. It seems that for proponents of gender ideology, granting additional advantages over women is deemed acceptable. Why would feminists condone such a form of oppression against women? Lia Thomas (swimming) was not allowed to compete in the Olympics Paris 2024. How is it possible that Imane Khelif was? It should be remembered that both Khelif and Lin Yu-ting (Taiwan) were disqualified from the Boxing World Championship (New Delhi, 2023) for not meeting the gender and chromosome eligibility criteria. What happen to Angela Carini is unacceptable. It can't happen again! #Paris2024 #Olympics #Women #Fairness Post-scriptum: Biology is not linear and at no point I claimed that Imane Khelif was transgender. From what I've researched and read, she was never a man. What I specifically mentioned about Imane Khelif was that she was not allowed to compete in the World Boxing Championships because she did not meet the gender and chromosome eligibility criteria. Precisely because biology is not linear, there are gender and chromosome eligibility criteria. Khelif does not fulfill them. Nonetheless, to me, what happened was unfair. Finally, I reiterate that transgenders should not compete against women (or men)