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The Humiliating Practice of Sex-Testing Female Athletes (Published 2016)

By Ruth Padawer · The New York Times · June 2016

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"For years, international sports organizations have been policing women for “masculine” qualities — and turning their Olympic dreams into nightmares. But when Dutee Chand appealed her ban, she may have changed the rules."

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