Renée Richards
Renée Richards is a pioneering figure in sports and transgender rights, known for being one of the first transgender women to compete in professional tennis. Born in 1934, she transitioned in the 1970s and made headlines when she successfully fought for the right to compete in women's events, challenging prevailing notions of gender and fairness in sports. Her presence on the women's circuit sparked significant debate and has made her an important figure in discussions surrounding gender identity in athletics.
Born on Aug 19, 1934 (90 years old)
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Renée Richards was the first transgender player in history to compete on the women's circuit.
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