Sooo happy to see this article; thanks for posting that link, Toad. Christine Brennan's article is spot on, and quoting Imogen Bankier and Richard Lapchick helps the general and perhaps not-all-that-interested public to realize that this is about Sport.
Not sex, not visual appeal, but grass stains, bruises, dedication, and the ancient drive to physically be the best one can be.
Go Linda McMullen, right on. The only solution is that both sexes must revise their sporting attire, not just the women. If the women must wear skirts, then the men must wear kilts.
Do I see your wonderful ADG gift hanging up there on the wall?
Sooo happy to see this article; thanks for posting that link, Toad. Christine Brennan's article is spot on, and quoting Imogen Bankier and Richard Lapchick helps the general and perhaps not-all-that-interested public to realize that this is about Sport.
ReplyDeleteNot sex, not visual appeal, but grass stains, bruises, dedication, and the ancient drive to physically be the best one can be.
Go Linda McMullen, right on. The only solution is that both sexes must revise their sporting attire, not just the women. If the women must wear skirts, then the men must wear kilts.
ReplyDeleteDo I see your wonderful ADG gift hanging up there on the wall?
-Flo
Hear, Hear! Love that rule, Flo!
ReplyDeleteFlo: ADG's gift is scheduled for a Nov 14 debut
ReplyDeleteWell said, Christine. Wu needs a good left hook to the head.
ReplyDeleteI think atheletes of both sexes should be given the choice of what they prefer to wear - outside of obvious safety gear.
ReplyDeleteThey have to pry my running skirt off my cold dead legs. It's impossible to find running shorts for a woman of a certain age and weight class.