I couldn't find a dedicated thread for this across sport in general*, apologies if I've missed it.
An excellent and important interview with Sarah Taylor, in which she is admirably open about her experiences over the past few years. I found it genuinely moving in places. Huge respect to her for speaking out publicly, and for the way she has (and continues to) fought back. It seems she received excellent support from within the sport, which reflects well on the individuals concerned but also the culture behind the scenes (FA take note).
If we take these figures as a benchmark, the number of athletes suffering/coping in silence must be fairly significant.
* There might be one in football, but I CBA to look
An excellent and important interview with Sarah Taylor, in which she is admirably open about her experiences over the past few years. I found it genuinely moving in places. Huge respect to her for speaking out publicly, and for the way she has (and continues to) fought back. It seems she received excellent support from within the sport, which reflects well on the individuals concerned but also the culture behind the scenes (FA take note).
If we take these figures as a benchmark, the number of athletes suffering/coping in silence must be fairly significant.
* There might be one in football, but I CBA to look
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