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Is the Olympic Ideal Dying?
More than sixty years ago, my father, Dr. Charles Bucher, wrote an article that appeared in The Reader’s Digest. Dad was a Professor at New York University and the author of more than twenty textbooks on the subject of physical … Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Bucher, fitness, hijab, Hope Solo, Ibtihaj Muhammad, International Olympic Committee, Katie Ledecky, Kristin Armstrong, Michael Phelps, New York University, Olympic ideal, olympics, physical education, Pierre de Coubertin, recreation, Ryan Lochte, Special Olympics, sportsmanship, The Reader's Digest
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Valuing Hair
As a woman, do you consider whether your hair makes a political statement? Is wearing your hair natural something that you avoid so that you will be accepted by your coworkers? Well, the answer to these questions might have something … Continue reading
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Tagged A Girl Like Me, African American females, afro, age, bad hair, ethnicity, Gabby Douglas, Glamour Magazine, good hair, hair, natural hair, olympics, race, workplace diversity
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Restoring the Olympic Ideal
What is the Olympic ideal? Is it countries competing with each other in various sports every four years? That sounds pretty close to what we have now, but it is a far cry from what Pierre de Coubertin had in … Continue reading