Nike says it is changing contracts to support athletes in pregnancy
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Nike Removes Contract Reductions for Pregnant Athletes After Backlash
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Emmanuel Acho på Twitter: "Wow. HUGE progress for female athletes, and equality in general! @Nike, officially eliminating wage reductions due to pregnancy (for track & field athletes). Effective immediately!… https://t.co/ExwXldvPA2"
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