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Food for chess thought or simply something to be ignored?
Table Tennis blazes a trail for female Board members
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Re: Table Tennis blazes a trail for female Board members
It's neither, because that completely misses the point. For chess in England, there are 8809 standard graded players for whom a gender is known. Of those, just 239 are women over the age of 16. My guess is that women are at least proportionately represented on chess governing bodies.John Upham wrote:Food for chess thought or simply something to be ignored?
The real issue is not the number women on governing bodies. It is the number of women [not] playing chess.
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Re: Table Tennis blazes a trail for female Board members
Lack of female table tennis players is a problem in common with chess but chess is much worse off in those terms for sure.
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