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Surfers Work for Gender Equality in the World’s Most Famous Waves

In 2002, “Blue Crush” depicted women competing at a major competition at Hawaii’s Pipeline. That’s only now become a reality thanks to grass-roots efforts and hard-charging surfers.

Talya Minsberg
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Hawaii, Jones Wong, Moana, Kennelly, Keala, Moore, Carissa (1992- ), Oahu (Hawaii), Surfing
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