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Game Changers video series

Game Changers
Nneka Ogwumike is photographed in downtown Los Angeles.
(Christina House / Los Angeles Times)
By Nani Walker
 and Claire Hannah Collins
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Part 1

Billie Jean King, Nneka Ogwumike and Kendall Coyne Schofield take you inside the fight for equal pay

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Part 2

Simone Biles, Kelly Clark and Ashleigh Johnson on the importance of being role models and influencing the next generation

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Part 3

Olympians Claressa Shields, Kim Rhode and Ibtihaj Muhammad share their experiences overcoming stereotypes

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Part 4

Meet Sky Brown, the world’s youngest pro skateboarder

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Sky Brown has her sights set on competing at this summer’s Olympics.

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Watch the series trailer

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Game Changers, a multimedia series about challenges in women’s sports and the athletes overcoming them, will debut March 8. Here’s a sneak peak.

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Nani Walker

Nani Walker is a writer, director and former senior commissioning producer at L.A. Times Short Docs, a series from L.A. Times Studios.

Claire Hannah Collins

Claire Hannah Collins is a former video journalist at the Los Angeles Times. She was born in Hong Kong and lived in Amman, Jordan, until she was 18. Before moving to Los Angeles, she studied photo and video journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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