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US Weekly on MSNRiley Gaines Defends Referencing Larry Nassar in Simone Biles Debate: ‘Stand By What I Said’Gaines attempted to explain her thought process behind referencing Biles' history of abuse in a debate about the inclusion of ...
What began as a comment about a high school softball team erupted into a national fight over gender, fairness and who gets to ...
The ongoing controversy surrounding transgender athletes competing in women’s sports took a personal turn last week as former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines referenced disgraced former USA Gymnastics docto ...
Despite the harsh words and high-profile nature of the spat, Gaines emphasized her message is not about hate but about ...
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Us Weekly on MSNStephen A. Smith Has Entered Into the Simone Biles-Riley Gaines DiscourseESPN's Stephen A. Smith has given his opinion about the feud between Biles and Gaines, which centers around trans inclusion ...
An online debate about the inclusion of trans athletes in sports between Simone Biles and former collegiate swimmer Riley ...
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Lead attorney for Larry Nassar's victims, John Manly, weighed in on USA Gymnastics removing transgender policy pages during an interview with Fox News Digital.
Simone Biles has apologized to Riley Gaines after calling her "truly sick" over comments about a transgender softball player.
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ESPN star Stephen A. Smith essentially backed Riley Gaines' argument that men should not be competing in women's sports after Simone Biles' personal attack.
The Olympic gold medalist, who is Catholic, had called Gaines a ‘straight up loser’ for criticizing male participation in ...
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith has taken sides in the debate, and he largely agreed with Riley Gaines amid the former NCAA All-American swimmer’s feud with the Olympic gold medalist.
Riley Gaines defended invoking Simone Biles’ history of sexual abuse at the hands of former USA doctor and convicted child predator Larry Nassar in their debate about the inclusion of trans ...
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