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How sport can take tackle Gen Z's problem with gender polarisation
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How sport can take tackle Gen Z's problem with gender polarisation
Gender is as becoming as divisive as race, politics and economics among but sport can play its part in fixing a growing problem among Gen Z, writes Matt Readman. It’s been 25 years since Nelson Mandela famously said that sport could “unite people in a way that little else does”. While sport has sometimes mirrored social divisions, there’s no denying its power to bridge them when used deliberately and effectively. Historic moments like the Ping …
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