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A 450-minute runtime features athletes from various countries sharing their experiences and discussing the social impact of sports culture.
Four athletes discuss the balance between sports and activism, addressing the costs of speaking out for social change in a 44-minute episode.
Billie Jean King and fellow female tennis players established a co-operative tour in 1972 to fight for pay equality, laying the groundwork for the WTA.
Bob Costas and Michael Wilbon discuss pivotal moments in sports history and the role of athletes as change makers during a program at the National Archives.
After escaping human trafficking, a young Nigerian refugee finds hope and strength through soccer with her new team.
In a land where gender norms threaten her dreams, a fearless Muay Thai champion fights for her future.
At the FC Bayern Football School in Tsuneishi, aspiring male and female soccer players receive professional training to develop their skills for the future.
In Ballerup Skovlunde, Denmark, a unique soccer pitch located on an island offers a distinctive setting for local players and enthusiasts.
In the heart of southern Mexico's jungle, Indigenous Mayan women revolutionise their community through softball.
The image of males in sports is often characterized by macho stereotypes. But what about athletes who don't want to conform to them? In 2020, U.S. volleyball pro Ben Patch spoke openly about being queer. For which he received recognition and praise.
LeBron James, a billionaire and advocate for the Black Lives Matter movement, is profiled alongside a critical analysis of his Vanity Fair photograph by Gillian Laub.
