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Katrina Karkazis

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Prof @AmherstCollege | Bylines: @nytimes @guardian @wired | Guggenheim fellow | Testosterone: An Unauthorized Biography (Harvard U Press) |
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What do oral contraceptive pills have to do with human rights abuses in sport?

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By Katrina Karkazis, Michele Krech
| Taylor & Francis Online
Introduction Sport may seem an unexpected place to find oral contraceptive pills (OCPs) at the centre of alleged violations of human rights and medical ethics. However, this is precisely the case in ongoing legal challenges to “sex testing” regulations that restrict eligibility for the women's category of athletics competition, two of which will be heard in spring 2024.
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Women Athletes Subjected to ‘Sex Testing’ are Faced With Impossible Choices

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By Morgan Carpenter, Katrina Karkazis
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Since she first won an international track event in 2009 at age 18, the South African middle-distance runner Caster Semenya has had every aspect of her body subjected to scrutiny. Semenya is one of many women around the world targeted by regulations that require women with naturally higher-than-typical levels of testosterone to submit to so-called sex testing and undergo unnecessary medical interventions to reduce hormone levels in order to keep competing.
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Lockdown texts

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By Des Fitzgerald, Richard Ashcroft, Katrina Karkazis, Greg Hollin
| link.springer.com
Introduction Des Fitzgerald In the center of a pandemic, at a time of major contraction in the global higher education ‘industry,’ when many colleagues are struggling with illness, grief, care, unemployment, new and impossible work demands—book reviewing, as a very particular, and yet (to administrative machinery) invisible, scholarly genre, is unlikely to be at the top of many people’s to-do lists.
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