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NBA commissioner David Stern launches the WNBA in 1997 to make professional basketball more inclusive for women.
NBA commissioner David Stern launches the WNBA in 1997 to make professional basketball more inclusive for women.
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Basketball: A Love Story
"Magic"Magic Johnson becomes the most well-known person in the world to be diagnosed with HIV after announcing his retirement at the age of 32.
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"The W"NBA commissioner David Stern launches the WNBA in 1997 to make professional basketball more inclusive for women.
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"Pat Versus Geno"The rivalry between the University of Tennessee and the University of Connecticut is magnified because of the tension between the schools' head coaches, Pat Summit and Geno Auriemma.
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"Patriots to Protest"Oscar Robertson and Jerry West lead the U.S. Olympic team to victory over the USSR during the Cold War in 1960; players face the difficult choice to play or not to play when a boycott by prominent black athletes is implemented in 1968.
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