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Welcome to the world of hipster sexism by Tracey Spicer via SMH.com.au March 19, 2016 A screenshot from a video on the Stab website, directed by Beren Hall and featuring
SIZING UP WOMEN’S SURFCRAFT Shaper Matt Biolos breaks down women’s high-performance shortboards BY ASHTYN DOUGLAS Via SurferMag.com Coco Ho, not the most heavy-footed surfer out in the lineup, holding her 5’6″
THE PUSH FOR EQUAL PAY IN PRO SURFING The English Surfing Federation recently joined the WSL in the effort to offer equal pay for male and female competitors. By Andrew
CARISSA MOORE: ‘I DON’T FEEL IMPRISONED BY FOOD ANYMORE’ By Audrey Cleo Yap | Jan 6, 2016 via ESPN Kelly Cestari/WSL via Getty Images After clinching her third World Surf
The language is a little off-kilter here (i.e. “Surfer Chicks”), but the sentiment is great. It’s always interesting to see what mainstream cultures sees in our culture: Surfer Chicks Are
Lesson here: See injustice, challenge it! Female surfer happy with resolution over ‘sexist’ competition JOHN COWPLAND/FAIRFAX NZ Surfer Marguerite Vujcich says she is happy to take up the challenge of
This short by Eva Davis-Boermans is a super sweet look at the power of women’s surfing through grace, inclusion and creating supportive surfing community.
photo from sallyfitzgibbons.com It takes courage to speak up about inequality, especially within the industry that’s creating it. I’ve always wondered why so few of the top female surfers
Study to research how power of alternative sports shines post-disaster CATE BROUGHTON November 13 2015 via Stuff.co.nz SUPPLIED Sports sociologist Dr Holly Thorpe has received a $300,000 Marsden Fund grant
via SurferMag.com This year saw the release of Ava Warbrick’s Stephanie in the Water, a documentary film that captures Stephanie Gilmore speaking unguardedly and unapologetically about various truths, like her mindful
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