How Billie Jean King changed the game
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Published Nov 02, 2023
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The daughter of a fireman from blue-collar Long Beach, Calif., Billie Jean King has a conservative side to go with the progressive one, and an abiding belief in the power of capitalism.
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BJK’s off-court successes and win over Riggs came to overshadow what she did, and what she meant, as an athlete.
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