Curtis McGrath Withdraws from Paris Paralympics
Curtis McGrath Withdraws from Paris Paralympics

Curtis McGrath Withdraws from Paris Paralympics

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The 2024 Paris Paralympics commence this week, featuring approximately 4,400 athletes from around the world in what is heralded as the most gender-inclusive Games to date. Among the notable competitors are New Zealand's oldest and youngest Paralympians, shooter Greg Reid, 62, and swimmer Gabriella Smith, 18, both excited to represent their country. The Games will showcase 22 sports, including new additions like badminton and taekwondo. Meanwhile, the U.S. team includes prominent figures like Jessica Long and Oksana Masters, both looking to extend their impressive medal counts. Australian paracanoeist Curtis McGrath recently sparked conversation around language bias in coverage of the Games, emphasizing the need to view Paralympians as competitors rather than mere participants. The event stands not only as a sports competition but also as a platform for raising awareness and advocating for inclusion for individuals with disabilities.

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