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The 2016 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang kicked off in South Korea today with one of the premier competitions of the Winter Games, the men’s Super Combined. A bunch of athletes — roughly 60 to 70 of them — all jumped out of their sleds, skied down the bunny slope, and raced on.
All in all, it was a fairly unremarkable event. And yet, this event — held during the Olympics in South Korea — is being criticized for its sexist nature. Because the jumpers only have men’s and women’s scores, the event’s competition was not only a men’s race and a women’s race, it was a women’s race and a men’s race.
Consider that, after the men finished, the women’s winners and runners up were presented with the podium. As the athletes get up on the top step, the announcer says: “But for the second straight year, that was a silver medal for the women, and a bronze for the men.”
So how did a tandem get on the men’s podium in the first place? A lot of men wanted to go for the gold. Either they thought they could beat the women or they didn’t care which medal they won.
“You have to be a man to get on the podium,” said France’s Morgan Lemay. “I can understand that.”
He adds: “I would have jumped in for a place on the top step.”
No one ever said this was anything but a sexist event. The only question here is whether the organizers screwed up or the athletes chose to ride on the men’s side. Or both. The truth likely is that both were true. Still, it’s a shame that the 2016 Olympics, which are supposed to promote gender equality, failed to do so.
Feminist outrage over the Supercombined at the Olympics is the type of thing that might have made an impression during the Olympics’ opening ceremony today. Instead, we got cold weather, a metallic sphere built with gold paint, and a half-baked plot to keep North Korea from using nuclear weapons.
When the 2014 Winter Olympics opened in Sochi, the
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