Allyson Felix: Nike Maternity Ad Is 'Brilliant' but 'Hard to Watch'
Nike removes contract reductions for pregnant athletes after backlash - Sports Illustrated
Nike ad featuring pregnant athletes called out by Allyson Felix, others
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Elite athletes shouldn't have to choose between their sport and pregnancy
Allyson Felix: Nike changes policy for pregnant athletes - BBC Sport
Allyson Felix: Olympic athlete says Nike wanted to pay her 70% less after giving birth | The Independent
Olympic champion Allyson Felix confirms Nike drops clauses penalising female athletes for being pregnant
How Jordin Canada and Jrue Holiday Fought for Justice While Living in a Bubble. Nike.com
Nike to Female Athletes: Dream Big—Until You're Pregnant | The Mary Sue
New York Times calls out Nike re pregnancy policy - Canadian Running Magazine
Nike admits to past 'performance-based payment reductions' for pregnant athletes prior to 2018 | Daily Mail Online
Maternity leave, pregnancy policy for athletes by Nike, sponsors - Sports Illustrated
Nike launches a maternity line for pregnant athletes
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Nike accused of cutting sponsorship pay for pregnant athletes in the New York Times - Vox
Nike lets pregnant athletes keep their contracts after criticism
Nike ad featuring pregnant athletes called out by Allyson Felix, others
Under fire, Nike expands protections for pregnant athletes - The Washington Post
Athletes React to Nike's 2021 Maternity Ad | POPSUGAR Fitness
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Track moms give Nike a run for its money — no more pregnant pause on sponsorship dollars | The Star
