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What's next for Jemele Hill?: 100 influential Black women in sports - Vimarsana News

What's next for Jemele Hill?: 100 influential Black women in sports

The writer and former ‘SportsCenter’ anchor discusses how growing up in Detroit shaped her into the journalist she is today and why being on TV was never the dream until now.

Source: si.com
SoFi Stadium's Marlene Hendricks: 100 influential Black women in sports - Vimarsana News

SoFi Stadium's Marlene Hendricks: 100 influential Black women in sports

After two decades in the NBA, SoFi Stadium’s VP of guest services is bringing her focus on fans and their game-day experience to the flashiest stadium in the NFL.

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100 Influential Black Women in Sports: Play-by-play broadcaster Meghan McPeak - Vimarsana News

100 Influential Black Women in Sports: Play-by-play broadcaster Meghan McPeak

Making history as part of the first all-woman ensemble to call an NBA game was never the plan. But the Canada native is enjoying making strides and space for the next generation of female voices in sports, with the help of a strong sisterhood.

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Olympic sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce: 100 influential Black women in sports - Vimarsana News

Olympic sprinter Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce: 100 influential Black women in sports

The most decorated 100m sprinter of all time, the Jamaican athlete reflects on her wins, motherhood and her hopes for the future of West Indian women in track.

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Washington Mystics' Ariel Atkins: 100 influential Black women in sports - Vimarsana News

Washington Mystics' Ariel Atkins: 100 influential Black women in sports

The fourth-year Mystics guard makes her points on the court and against racist policing.

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