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The headline could equally have been "Olympic athlete forced into prostitution to pay bills", but that makes it sound like a serious institutional problem rather than a quirky and finally story.
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I dunno, almost? I tried.
Really feel like there should be more in this article about why they did this. It says they refuse to comment. Feel like there should be some follow-up there. Who's in charge of the organization? What's their funding like? Why are they allowed to make these decisions? Why do they not answer the question? Should they be allowed to make these kind of decisions if they're not answerable to the public? So many questions.
Politics? Really?
Yup.
this post was submitted on 29 May 2025
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