Funny how the most horrifically racist things are so often done by the self-proclaimed least racist people you know, huh?

14-year-old Fareeha Tafim is a Muslim girl from Hyderabad in India. While Hindus comprise the majority of people in Hyderabad, Muslims are a large minority, and Fareeha attends a Muslim school. That school began giving female students lessons in wushu, a full-contact sport derived from traditional Chinese martial arts that has become increasingly popular in India. Why teach it to schoolgirls? Because of the epidemic of violence against women and girls they face.

The Robot World Cup is a triumph for robotics. But the best part ... is when the robots fall down. It's so cute.

The Seattle City Council recently voted down a land use ordinance that all but made the construction of a basketball arena impossible. As it turns out, the voting came down along gender lines, and considering the fact that the City Council is made up of a majority of women, the response to the vote has been incredibly, well, misogynistic.

On Wednesday, five prominent members of the U.S. women's soccer team filed a federal complaint accusing U.S. Soccer of wage discrimination. Despite generating nearly $20 million more in revenue last year than the U.S. men's soccer, and winning with far more consistency than the men's team, players on the U.S. women's team earn as little as 40% of what the male players make.

As March Madness reaches its final games, Queen Vee is a fantastic and short watch about Violet Palmer, the first woman to officiate an NBA playoff game and one of the two first top-level women officials in any United States professional sport.

In honor of yesterday's Super Bowl, The Late Late Show with James Corden featured a "History of Sports Movies" sketch starring Anna Kendrick.

Today is the 30th annual National Girls & Women in Sports Day, so lots of athletes and sports fans are spotlighting their favorite girls and women in sports!

This PSA from Made By Woman Media titled "Topless Women Talk NFL" calls for the NFL to stop tolerating domestic violence.

Apparently some sports talk show radio hosts didn't think much of the Buffalo Bills' hire, because was only a matter of hours before they were ranting and raving into their microphones about how dumb they thought this move was.

The NFL's Buffalo Bills have hired Kathryn Smith to be their quality control-special teams coach, marking this as the first time a major league NFL team has hired a female coach.

The School of Saberfighting is a team that specializes specifically in performing duels inspired by Star Wars.

Serena Williams was recently named Sports Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year, and delivered a wonderful speech when she accepted her award.

2015 has been an amazing year for Williams, not only did she win three major titles and "built the most yawning ranking points gap between her and her closest competitor in tennis history," she did so under huge physical restraints: bone bruises, sickness, and an elbow strain among them. Casual racism and sexism also didn't make things much better.

Whenever sports writers discuss an athlete they think is underperforming, its natural for them to speculate as to why. What's not cool? Dragging in the names of the people in their personal lives, even if they happen to be female celebrities.

Sports brand Adidas announced that they'd provide "free design resources" along with "financial support" to high schools that want to change their Native American mascots.

After a federal judge ruled to uphold the trademark cancellation of the Washington "Redskins" team name, on the grounds that the team's name is "offensive content," the team's legal counsel has decided to appeal that decision.