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Vice President of Product & Strategy + Olympic Editor at Postmedia. She/her. Ex- @thescore. @UofRegina, leadership. 1500m fan.
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Breaking at the Olympics gets off to an ... interesting ... start with Australia's Raygun Original

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By Erin Valois Verified
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The object of the Internet's ire on Friday, with the debut of the B-Girls category, was a dancer known as Raygun • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article content Every Olympic cycle always brings a few new events. In Paris, one of those disciplines is “breaking” — which you might know as breakdancing. The response, on social media, at least, might not be what organizers wanted. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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Breaking at the Olympics gets off to an ... interesting ... start with Australia's Raygun

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By Erin Valois Verified
| Cornwall Standard-Freeholder Verified
The object of the Internet's ire on Friday, with the debut of the B-Girls category, was a dancer known as Raygun B-Girl Raygun of Team Australia competes during the B-Girls Round Robin - Group B on day fourteen of the Olympics. Photo by Ezra Shaw /Getty Images Article content Every Olympic cycle always brings a few new events. In Paris, one of those disciplines is “breaking” — which you might know as breakdancing. The response, on social media, at least, might not be what organizers wanted.
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