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#alessia russo#arsenal#arsenal wfc#soccer#women's soccer#woso#women's sports#wospo#football#women's football
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Don't fuck with her, she's got the power of God AND anime on her side WWRRRAAARRRGGHGHHH
(This is Mari Sanchez, Colombian weightlifter and winner of the Olympic silver medal in the women's 71kg division! In these pictures, she's successfully lifting 145kg🤯)
#olympics#olympics 2024#2024 olympics#paris 2024#paris olympics#mari sanchez#weightlifting#women's sports#vine#anime#funny#meme#throwback#one piece#luffy
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women's sports is one of the loudest and most successful anti-patriarchy campaigns in human history. what women's sports did and does is prove, over and over again, the excellence, the raw power and strength of the human woman. it completely disrupts ideas on gender.
you have big, powerful women in rugby. fast, endurable women runners. impeccably strong gymnasts. women with strong, large bodies that take up space. that are HEALTHY. they are not RESTRICTED or ladylike. they are free of the stillness/deadness that femininity demands. no corsets. no (aesthetic) thinness. no hourglass bodies for gawking. women's sports screams to society "we are fully human, not objects, not small men. we are not domestic dolls. we are hunters and foragers. fighters."
why do you think men are so vitriolic about it? why don't they want women in football? why don't they want it televized? why do they keep harassing female basketball players? why do they insist on dressing women in sexualized uniforms? why do they now make it taboo to exculde men from women's sports?
i firmly believe it's because women's sports tears patriarchal gender ideology apart so effortlessly. it completely spits in the face of patriarchal political propaganda and shows how null it is. it forces all of us to view women as full, as the beginning of human excellence, as central to human history. not as decorative sexual objects, no matter how men want us to be.
that's why there's so much aggression and derision when it comes to women's sports from men. because women's sports destroys the idea of femininity and depicts women as non-derivative. women must be monsters and cannot afford to play into the childlikeness that femininity demands. the arena of sports forces us to focus on women's physical performance rather than appearance. their strength rather than how attractive they are. their skill and strategy. their humanity. it is a form of entertainment where all female roles are agentive and active rather than passive.
women's sports events are also hotbeds for female and lgb solidarity like you have no idea!
y'all need to start watching women's sports. not only because it is exciting, but it deprograms the patriarchal bullshit out of you so fast. you realize how much is possible. how much we can all achieve right now.
#women's sports#radblr#feminism#olympics are coming up#women athletes are so so cool#like i watch them and im like i can't imagine how much strength it took to pull that off#sometimes my dad watches WNBA highlights with me#im not yet a dedicated watcher of sports but im fixing that this year#anti-gender#anti gender#women's sports makes men so angry because women are strong and smart and beautiful without any femininity bullshit
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#radfem#radical feminism#radfem safe#radblr#radfems do interact#feminism#radfems do touch#women's rights#women's liberation#anti islam#anti muslim#anti hijab#sexualisation#women's sports#beach volleyball
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"Justine Siegal, the first woman coach employed by a Major League Baseball team, is attempting to make more history -- this time by creating an American professional baseball league specifically for women. Siegal is one of the co-founders of the Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL), which aims to begin play during the summer of 2026.
Siegel and co-founder/lawyer Keith Stein have enlisted a few other notable names as special advisors... Those include World Series-winning manager Cito Gaston and Japanese pitcher Ayami Sato, a five-time Women's Baseball World Cup champion. (Sato is also part of Japan Women's Baseball League.)
The WPBL is hoping to land a national television deal ahead of its inaugural season. The league intends to have a full season, as well as playoffs and a championship round. At present, the goal is to field six teams at launch, with those clubs located "predominantly" in the Northeast region of the United States.
"The Women's Pro Baseball League is here for all the girls and women who dream of a place to showcase their talents and play the game they love," Siegal said as part of the WPBL's press release announcing its formation. "We have been waiting over 70 years for a professional baseball league we can call our own. Our time is now."
Stein, for his part, added: "We believe that the success of other women's professional leagues such as the WNBA and NWSL demonstrates the incredible interest and support for women's sport."
The United States has won two Women's Baseball World Cups, and most recently finished as the runners-up in the 2024 event (that was played in 2023). The U.S. team roster included, among others, pitcher/outfielder Kelsie Whitmore. Whitmore has been a trailblazer in her own right, appearing in games with various independent leagues, including the Atlantic League, Pacific Association, and, as of this year, the Pioneer League."
-via CBS Sports, October 30, 2024
#baseball#mlb#wpbl#women's sports#feminism#women's baseball#a league of our own#I know it's not about the movie but I'm tagging anyway#united states#good news#hope
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are you normal, or are you trying to watch tennis, archery, rugby, fencing, kayaking, skateboarding, basketball, gymnastics, and swimming at the same time?
#olympics#paris 2024#paris olympics#oh i'm having a time#i'm running out of screens#and that's just TODAY's sched#i just wanna be supportive#women's sports#oh to be a sports fan#woso#basketball#gymnastics#swimming#tennis#c
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Tfw you get demolished so hard you immediately deactivate.
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#big week for female athletes handing racist interphobes their asses#imane khelif#amy broadhurst#interphobia#intersexism#racism#white supremacy#olympics 2024#women's boxing#boxing#women's sports#funny#humour#best of twitter#knee of huss
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"Lia Thomas is not banned from swimming. Lia Thomas is banned from a category Lia Thomas doesn't qualify for. I'm banned from swimming in the under 12's, because I'm not under 12. You know, we have heavyweight boxers that are banned from the bantamweight category. We have numerous categories in the Paralympics to create fair opportunity across society. That is the whole point of categories. Nobody is banned [from competing], you're just banned from a category you don't qualify for." - Sharron Davies
#lia thomas#women's sports#i think about this all the time like#you aren't allowed to join certain branches of the military if youre COLORBLIND but no men in women's is the unacceptable boundary?#radfem#feminism
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THE FUTURE IS FEMALE!
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It's so cool that Leah Williamson is Man of the Year!
#no i don't care about context#this is progress actually#leah williamson#arsenal#arsenal wfc#engwnt#soccer#women's soccer#woso#women's sports#wospo#football#women's football
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If you're outraged/confused by the controversy surrounding Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting and sex testing at the Olympics (why are they allowed to do it, why are they allowed to release the results to the public, etc), then I cannot recommend enough listening to the short run podcast Tested, hosted by Rose Eveleth. The series goes into when sex testing in Olympic Women's sports started (hint: literally the moment women were allowed to compete), why it started, how it's done, the ways in which is has been challenged, put down, then comes back as if nothing has changed, and how it has destroyed the careers and lives of numerous athletes who are disproportionately dark skinned women from the global South. It cannot be overstated the role racism plays in who gets tested.
Again, that's Tested, which can be listened to here or on pretty much any podcatcher.
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men being stronger or faster physically is not a skill, it's an advantage. advantages do not determine how skilled of an athlete you are. most people who talk shit about women's sports can't grasp this.
#women's sports#radblr#women are skilled basketballers and they are still very athletic#just because they don't run as fast or hit as hard (on average) does not mean they are less skilled#feminism
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Fuck it.
I don't even have the strength to comment on this.
I'm 100% done with this shit.
#radfem#radical feminism#radfem safe#radical feminist#radfems do touch#radfems do interact#women's sports#trans#trans women#trans violence#male violence#trans women are men#sex not gender#terf#terfs#terf safe
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to no one's shock and surprise, with XY chromosomes and testosterone levels in the "typical male range" (which is 10 to 30 times higher than the average female btw), Imane Khelif wins olympic gold
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I've watched so many women's sports in these Olympics I low-key forgot that men compete too.
#olympics#olympics 2024#paris olympics#paris 2024#women's sports#gymnastics#water polo#beach volleyball#volleyball#track and field#artistic swimming#im just a girl#just girly things
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Thaísa Menezes, brazilian volleyball player who is 1.96cm tall with fellow brazilian athletes Rebeca Andrade (gymnast) and Rayssa Leal (skateboarder).
Lol, they look like Hobbits next to her 😅🤣😅.
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