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Jinsun Yang, a PhD Candidate in Sociology at the University of Oregon, helps us parse through gendered sports policies and how the Queer Women Games in Korea might offer us a different perspective on divisions within sports competitions.

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Dr. Dána-Ain Davis sits down with SGL to talk about how racism influences proper access to healthcare for black mothers.

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