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Billie Jean King's push for equal prize money in 1973 will be celebrated at US Open
When King won the US Open in 1972, she didn’t follow with the usual remarks about hoping to win again the next year. Instead, she threatened to not play at all the next year—and added that no other women would, either.
Published Aug 25, 2023
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Billie Jean King's push for equal prize money in 1973 will be celebrated at US Open
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