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The Ancient Greeks Kept Women Athletes Out Of Their Games. They Wouldn't Even Let Them On The Sidelines. I'm Not Sure But That They Were Right.
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The Ancient Greeks Kept Women
Avery Brundage
The Ancient Greeks Kept Women Athletes Out Of Their Games. They Wouldn't Even Let Them On The Sidelines. I'm Not Sure But That They Were Right.
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