Sports.ru reports Czech Foreign Minister calls Russian female hockey players 'masculine',
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Sports.ru reports Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka called Russian female hockey players 'masculine'. Sports.ru reports Czech Ice Hockey Federation President Alois Hadamcik said the foreign minister did not mean to offend. Sports.ru reports Czech Ice Hockey Federation President Alois Hadamcik said sponsors understand women's hockey is a worthwhile endeavor. Meduza reports the Court of Arbitration for Sport allowed Russian athletes, including women, to participate in world hockey championships.
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Petr Matsinka states: Sports.ru reports Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka called Russian female hockey players 'masculine'.
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- Sports.ru · · «Женский ЮЧМ вполне обойдется без российских мужеподобных девушек. Хоккей – мужской вид спорта». Глава МИД Чехии Мацинка о турнире (Original publication)
- Meduza · · Глава МИД Чехии выступил против участия «мужеподобных россиянок» в юниорском ЧМ по хоккею. И заявил, что это мужской вид спорта. Его раскритиковали за сексизм (Original publication)
Alois Gadamchik states: Sports.ru reports Czech Ice Hockey Federation President Alois Hadamcik said the foreign minister did not mean to offend.
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Alois Gadamchik states: Sports.ru reports Czech Ice Hockey Federation President Alois Hadamcik said sponsors understand women's hockey is a worthwhile endeavor.
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Meduza states: Meduza reports the Court of Arbitration for Sport allowed Russian athletes, including women, to participate in world hockey championships.
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