Our research suggests that TikTok is creating a space for female basketball players, including Black, queer, and masculine-presenting players, to be viewed as sexually desirable and amazing athletes.

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Texas AD Chris Del Conte on Wednesday clarified two issues the football program has made recent headlines for, including a ...