"Guilty of Being Human": Sha’Carri Richardson Suspended From Olympics Due to Marijuana Use

American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson was set for a spectacular run at the Tokyo Olympics this month, but she has been suspended from the Games for one month after testing positive for THC, the chemical found in cannabis

The Power of Athlete Protest and the Black Athletes Who Came Before

It is because of the bravery and courage of past Black athletes that today athletes are more free to protest and take an explicit stand against racism, police brutality, and advocate for other social movements

How Sarah Fuller Revolutionized the World of Sports

With one historic kick, Sarah Fuller has been able to redefine the world of sports and by extension, other male-dominated fields

Interview: Mark Tatum

It’s Time for the USWNT to be Paid Equally

The current USWNT has filed a class-action lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation, arguing they had experienced gender-based discrimination in terms of payment.

Serena Williams’ Effect on Professional Tennis

Serena Williams recently won her 100th match at the US Open, and it’s time to take a look at her monumental legacy.