Female Sports Journalists: Are we there Yet? ‘No’

Marie Christine Hardin · Stacie Shain

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While female sports journalists have made their way onto sports desks and into locker rooms, some say they haven't gained acceptance. Now they are asking if the sacrifices of time and family are worth it.

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