This week, we jump into the world of sports. Uncover the obscure Italian sport that inspired modern American football, learn how basketball went from peach baskets in Springfield to a global phenomenon, and see how Title IX transformed education and sports for women.
Before they could lay the smackdown in the arena, gladiators were professionally trained, combining a physical regimen with an education in the rules of the ring.
After centuries of unchecked discrimination, the landmark civil rights law leveled the playing field in sports—and allowed millions of women to earn degrees.
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