Volume 46, Issue 2, Fall 2018
Gendered Oppression and its Intersections
Veronica Ivy, Aryn Conrad
Pages 103-140
Including Trans Women Athletes in Competitive Sport
Analyzing the Science, Law, and Principles and Policies of Fairness in Competition
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