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Social media group calls for change while exposing inequality in sport

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Social media group calls for change while exposing inequality in sport
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Not All Clubs is a group advocating against gender-based violence and inequality in sports. They share stories of discrimination and neglect faced by women and girls in sports, aiming to amplify their voices. The group has initiated the Wear Red round to raise awareness about gender-based violence and encourage accountability in sporting clubs.

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Not All Clubs calls for a stand against gender-based violence with Wear Red roundBy Rachel Stowers and Jo Trilling102.5 ABC PerthTopic:SportThu 28 May 2026 at 8:46amThu 28 May 2026 at 8:46amThu 28 May 2026 at 8:46amabc.net.au/news/not-all-clubs-gender-inequality-sport-wear-red-round/106729096Link copiedShareShare articleRipley, not her real name, is reading messages in the inbox of the Instagram account she co-founded, Not All Clubs."Honestly, our DMs are an absolute dumpster fire," she told Jo Trilling on 102.5 ABC Radio Perth.Not All Clubs is a group dedicated to calling out inequality in sports by sharing stories about outright discrimination and neglect.One post quotes a men's sport podcast as saying "I would beat the f*** out of them" during a discussion about a group of female…

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