Published 3 years ago

Transgender athlete named as alternate to U.S. Olympic women’s BMX team

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BMX rider Chelsea Wolfe is the first trans athlete to make a US Olympic team. Wolfe will travel to Tokyo as a reserve athlete, and will only compete if one of the two qualifying riders – Hannah Roberts and Perris Benegas – drops out. The athlete has spoken openly about her trans identity and her Olympic dreams.

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Yahoo News

Transgender athlete named as alternate to U.S. Olympic women’s BMX team

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Washington Times

Transgender athlete named as alternate to U.S. Olympic women’s BMX team

No openly male-to-female transgender athlete has ever competed on the women’s side in the Olympics, but Chelsea Wolfe is coming close.

3 years ago·United States

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Chelsea Wolfe Makes History As First Trans Athlete To Go To Olympics With Team USA

Wolfe, a BMX rider, will travel to Tokyo as a reserve for the U.S. team and will officially compete if one of the other two qualifying athletes drops out.

3 years ago·United States

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