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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ <h2>How have sociocultural, economic and geopolitical contexts been reflected in
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Medals are influenced by far more than <spanclass="intro-key">talent</span> alone.
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Athletes represent a country.
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Nowadays, the Games increasingly feel like a competition between nations,
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where the <spanclass="intro-key">medal</span> count is a source of <spanclass="intro-key">national pride</span> and international recognition.
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where the medal count is a source of <spanclass="intro-key">national pride</span> and international recognition.
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Well done! You've reached the first pit stop of the race! Now, let's explore the first theme of our journey together: <spanclass="intro-key">gender</span> representation.
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<br>The Olympic Games have for a long time reflected broader social attitudes toward <spanclass="intro-key">gender</span>.
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<br>The Olympic Games have for a long time reflected broader social attitudes toward gender.
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<br>For decades, <spanclass="intro-key">women</span> were <spanclass="intro-key">limited</span> in their participation in the Olympics.
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They were excluded from many disciplines considered physically demanding or socially inappropriate.
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As a result, early editions of the Games were overwhelmingly <spanclass="intro-key">dominated by men</span>.
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Over time, social change, institutional reforms and growing demands for equality
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expanded opportunities for <spanclass="intro-key">women</span> across sports and disciplines.
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expanded opportunities for women across sports and disciplines.
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<br>Swipe right to discover how the <spanclass="intro-key">share of women evolved over time</span>,
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and how some sports included <spanclass="intro-key">women</span> earlier than others.
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and how some sports included women earlier than others.
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Have fun selecting different years to see how things have changed in both the Summer and Winter Games!
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You can also click on the play button to watch the timeline scroll through on its own.
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Remember this feature – you'll need it later on in the run!
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Here we are – you've reached the second stop! Let's now take a closer look at how the <spanclass="intro-key">medals</span> are spread <spanclass="intro-key">across the world</span>!
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<br>As we might expect, Olympic <spanclass="intro-key">medals</span> are not distributed evenly <spanclass="intro-key">across the world</span>.
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<br>As we might expect, Olympic medals are not distributed evenly across the world.
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While some countries and continents appear <spanclass="intro-key">repeatedly on the podium</span>,
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others participate without winning any <spanclass="intro-key">medals</span>.
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others participate without winning any medals.
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This reflects more than just athletic talent; access to training, funding, infrastructure
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and international sporting systems also play a part in determining Olympic success.
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By swiping a first time to the right, you can find out where the world's medallists come from.
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In particular, you can explore the top 10 sports that have won the most <spanclass="intro-key">medals</span>.
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In particular, you can explore the top 10 sports that have won the most medals.
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<br>Swiping a second time will let you find out more about the countries that have competed
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without winning a medal over the years. Don't be surprised if the
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<spanclass="intro-key">number of countries without medals increases</span> in the final plot.
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By going to the next page, you will be able to compare medal-winning athletes by sport,
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<spanclass="intro-key">disciplines</span>, year, gender, height and weight!
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disciplines, year, gender, height and weight!
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By exploring <spanclass="intro-key">podiums</span> across events, you will see how certain
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<spanclass=”intro-key”>body profiles</span> appear more often in specific <spanclass="intro-key">disciplines</span>.
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<spanclass="intro-key">body profiles</span> appear more often in specific disciplines.
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This will show you how athletic excellence is connected to both training and physical particularities!
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Have a blast!
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Now go and explore the world through its key <spanclass="intro-key">geopolitics</span> events and discover how they
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Now go and explore the world through its key geopolitics events and discover how they
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<spanclass="intro-key">affected Olympic participation and medal</span> rewards!
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By exploring specific years and countries, you will see how political decisions outside the stadium directly
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influenced who could compete, who stayed away, and how the Games were remembered.
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Over time, the Games have become more inclusive, especially in terms of gender representation.
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Yet large <spanclass="intro-key">inequalities</span> remain in which <spanclass="intro-key">countries</span> win medals,
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which <spanclass="intro-key">sports</span> receive attention, and which <spanclass="intro-key">bodies</span>
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are considered optimal for <spanclass="intro-key">success</span>.
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The Olympics are therefore both a sporting event and a mirror of global <spanclass="intro-key">inequalities</span>.
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are considered optimal for success.
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The Olympics are therefore both a sporting event and a mirror of global inequalities.
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<br>Well done for seeing it through to the end! You can be proud of yourself!
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You are now a well-informed, accomplished athlete who understands how <spanclass="intro-key">inequalities</span>
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You are now a well-informed, accomplished athlete who understands how inequalities
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