Natalie Weiner Jan 21, 2022. 3 minute read
Lusia Harris-Stewart Shows Why We Must Rewrite History
Every week in her Good Form column, Natalie Weiner explores the ways in which the sports world’s structural inequalities and injustices illuminate those outside it — and the ways in which they’re inextricably connected. You can read previous columns here. “Harris may not be a household name,” cautions NPR’s obituary for legendary basketball…
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Natalie Weiner Jan 14, 2022. 8 minute read
Travis Hunter, Jackson State and Where HBCU Athletics Are Today: A Conversation With The Atlantic’s Adam Harris
Every week in her Good Form column, Natalie Weiner explores the ways in which the sports world’s structural inequalities and injustices illuminate those outside it — and the ways in which they’re inextricably connected. You can read previous columns here. When the No. 1 overall high school football recruit in the country, Georgia…
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Natalie Weiner Jan 7, 2022. 3 minute read
Becky Hammon’s Career And The Futility Of Firsts
Every week in her Good Form column, Natalie Weiner explores the ways in which the sports world’s structural inequalities and injustices illuminate those outside it — and the ways in which they’re inextricably connected. You can read previous columns here. The first stop I made during a recent trip to…
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Natalie Weiner Dec 31, 2021. 3 minute read
The ‘Good Form’ Year In Review
Every week in her Good Form column, Natalie Weiner explores the ways in which the sports world’s structural inequalities and injustices illuminate those outside it — and the ways in which they’re inextricably connected. You can read previous columns here. Trying to sum up a year as brutal as 2021…
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Natalie Weiner Dec 17, 2021. 3 minute read
The Sports World Still Hasn’t Learned To Take COVID-19 Seriously
Every week in her Good Form column, Natalie Weiner explores the ways in which the sports world’s structural inequalities and injustices illuminate those outside it — and the ways in which they’re inextricably connected. You can read previous columns here. In this case, let’s start with the good news — it’s shorter than…
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Natalie Weiner Dec 9, 2021. 2 minute read
The Olympics Are A Broken, Useless Metaphor
Every week in her Good Form column, Natalie Weiner explores the ways in which the sports world’s structural inequalities and injustices illuminate those outside it — and the ways in which they’re inextricably connected. You can read previous columns here. Content warning for mention of human rights abuses and sexual assault. In another…
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