The incident again shows how purveyors of knowledge create an atmosphere of fear and intimidation for women in sports.

The argument that women’s sport doesn’t generate as much money as men’s sport misses the point: women's mobility is socially restricted.

People’s criticism of the move reflects society's entitlement to information about women’s sexual availability.

Football stars have long been revered for their greatness "on the field" -- making them culturally immune to accusations of violence.

The court highlighted the intersectional nature of injustice while ruling on the plea of a Chennai-based athlete.

The committee announced a new framework for transgender and intersex athletes to “respect [people’s] identities."

Norwegian athletes were fined for wearing shorts instead of bikini bottoms to a tournament in July.

From “Ted Lasso” to the women’s hockey team, social interest in underdogs comes from a desire for inspiration and relatability.

This week in The Buzz Cut, we unpack the history of Brazilian butt lifts and the nostalgia of cheeseburger-flavored chips.

The team lost to Great Britain 3-2, but the match was hard fought — on the fields and beyond it.

Men from oppressor castes burst firecrackers and said "the Indian team lost because too many Dalits have made it to the team."

This week in The Buzz Cut, we look at a sport more popular than football and the curious obsession with collecting vinyls.

The controversial ‘Rule 50’ initially banned Black Lives Matter and other forms of protest, before amending the rules to allow protest in certain contexts.

Laurel Hubbard will compete in the women’s super heavyweight category -- a decision set to trigger debate over inclusion and fairness in sport.

While quitting is a privilege, the decision sets a precedent to normalize seeking accommodations for one’s mental health, just as one would for physical health.

The Committee's "determination to proceed with the Olympic Games is not informed by the best scientific evidence," experts say.

The term 'batter' will replace 'batsmen,' and the 'man of the match' will now be called 'player of the match.'

“We are there to do our job, but are being prevented from wearing our work clothes.”