Tweet Helps Spark Scheduling Policy Change

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Social media has many perils and pitfalls for student-athletes, but sometimes leveraging these tools can help apply pressure to people in power and lead to change.

That’s what happened at the University of British Columbia, after a women’s hockey player called out the school for its policy of automatically scheduling men’s games after women’s games for being discriminatory.

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