An interesting question – I have noticed anecdotally that the US Women, across all sports, seem to be winning more medals than the men, and especially more gold medals. This is the first time I can recall this happening (can anyone confirm this?). As of today I checked the medal count and found that I was correct – 18 of the US’s 29 medals have been won by women so far. Is this the success of Title IX finally coming to fruition? Any thoughts?
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