Opinion | Nike Told Me to Dream Crazy, Until I Wanted a Baby - The New York Times
Runner Alysia Montaño On Pregnancy Discrimination For Female Athletes | HelloGiggles
Nike to waive performance targets for pregnant athletes
Olympic runner Alysia Montaño calls out Nike for cutting sponsorship to pregnant athletes | abc10.com
Nike admits they PENALIZED female athletes when they got pregnant by cutting their sponsorship using 'performance-based payment reductions' — Steemit
British runner Pavey says Nike froze sponsorship when pregnant - News : people (#1100046)
A pregnant Paula Radcliffe smiles after competing in the Nike Run London 10 km run at Hyde Park, London Stock Photo - Alamy
Alysia Montaño Signs Contract With Maternity Activewear Brand Cadenshae
Nike removes contract reductions for pregnant athletes after backlash - Sports Illustrated
Nike to waive performance targets for pregnant athletes for a YEAR after runners complained | Daily Mail Online
Allyson Felix: Nike changes policy for pregnant athletes - BBC Sport
Athletes react to Nike pregnancy ad - Canadian Running Magazine
Nike Contracts to Eliminate Performance Requirements for New Moms
Track moms give Nike a run for its money — no more pregnant pause on sponsorship dollars | The Star
Female Athletes React to Nike's Paid Leave Policy Change Announcement | Marie Claire (US)
Nike Debuts Film Showing Women Athlete Strength During Motherhood – Footwear News
StrongHer Fitness - '“Getting pregnant is the kiss of death for a female athlete,” said Phoebe Wright, who was a runner sponsored by Nike from 2010 through 2016. “There's no way I'd
This Nike Maternity Ad Featuring Pregnant and Breastfeeding Athletes Is So Empowering | Glamour
Olympic Runner Calls Out Nike for Not Supporting Pregnant Athletes
Nike launches a maternity line for pregnant athletes
Nike ad featuring pregnant athletes called out by Allyson Felix, others
Six-Time US Olympian Alysia Montaño Is Fighting Against Maternity Discrimination So Others Don't Have To | Grazia
Liz McColgan says Nike dropped her over pregnancy | The Scotsman