Alexandra Allred is a pioneer in athletic innovation and human potential. Her determination to challenge the status quo led to groundbreaking changes in women's sports, particularly in bobsledding, where she broke barriers against incredible odds. Allred's impact extends beyond the athletic arena; her work has reshaped medical understanding of pregnant athletes and established her as a global advocate for equality and empowerment.
Centered around themes of hope, courage, and care, this children's picture book conveys a powerful message about the importance of these values in overcoming challenges. Suitable for readers of all ages, it encourages a sense of community and resilience, showcasing how collective efforts can lead to positive change in the world.
A Women's History of Sport and Society is an unapologetically new historical review that walks readers through the timeline of women and their fight for equality through the lens of sports, featuring some of the most exciting individuals never profiled in American history classes.