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This issue showcases the journeys of athletes who have defied expectations and transformed their respective sports. From adaptive climbing to Deaf sport to breaking gender norms in youth hockey, the athletes featured here exemplify determination and leadership.

When 12-year-old Laylah Stokes was voted captain of her boys’ U13 hockey team, it wasn’t by accident. Her leadership was rooted in hard work and respect, not gender or tradition. Discover what made her stand out and why this moment matters.

Deaf sport is frequently viewed through a lens of accessibility, but it’s about so much more. Thomas Irish digs into the overlooked diversity within Deaf culture, shining a light on racialized athletes and the leadership gaps. Ready for a real conversation on inclusion? This story will make you rethink Deaf sport.

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