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The article focuses on the achievements and challenges faced by Black female athletes, highlighting their groundbreaking accomplishments in sports like tennis, gymnastics, and figure skating. Topics include the persistence of microaggressions and underrepresentation, efforts to empower Black female athletes through support networks like the Black Athlete Sister Circle, and the ongoing push for gender equity and inclusion in sports organizations and governing bodies.

The article reports that people on social media outraged when Aliyah Boston, black women basketball player and nominee for Best College Athlete award, was not invited in the ESPY Awards in July 2022.

The article presents information on the Game Changers conference held in New York City, which focuses on women's sports and women in sports, and featured women speakers, like former tennis professional turned executive Katrina Adams and "Wall Street Journal" senior sports reporter Rachel Bachman.

The article offers information on the 45th annual Colgate Women's Games featuring track and field events to be held at the Pratt Institute Recreational Center in Brooklyn, New York City starting December 14, 2018.

The article offers information on the Game Changers: Women in Sports Business Conference which was held in New York on September 12, 2018 focusing on women of accomplishment in the sports world.

The article mentions 30th annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day celebrating achievements of women and girls in sports, at the Fordham University in the Bronx, New York in February 2016 featuring Teresa Weatherspoon, director of player development for the New York Liberty.

The article presents information regarding the performances of the U.S. women Olympians in London Olympics 2012, England.