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Because i think in part because of how the term lesbian is used in such a negative way, particularly in a sporting context. oh, kate, she's a lesbian now, cos, you know." that's another... we need to reclaim that word and see it again for what it is, a positive part of the lgbtq+ community. i'm sort of hopeful that, you know young ones now, 10, 11, 12, 13, just starting their sporting experience and life, i just don't think they grow up with the same negative connotations. i don't think they care. when i go into schools, i definitely agree. i have had my rainbow laces on, or rainbow on my hock...

That parents would, you know, it's like, "oh god, don't talk about it because parents already think if we let our daughter play women's sport she's going to become a lesbian..." and i think the old—fashioned assumption was if you go into women's sport you're going to be a lesbian. it was never said in a positive way, it was never, "you're going to be a lesbian!" it was always a negative thing. we still struggle to know how to identify ourselves. because i think in part because of how the term lesbian is used in such a negative way, particularly in a sporting context. oh, kate, she's a lesbia...

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