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First Native American woman in history to medal

The World Athletics Championships are finally being held on United States soil for the first time in history. With that home stand comes great responsibility, and American track and field athletes are holding their own. Janee’ Kassanavoid, for example, just became the first Native American woman ever to medal at these games. She received a bronze medal in the hammer throw event.  Read More

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