Allyson Felix: From Olympic Icon to Advocate

The video features a discussion with Olympic icon Allison Felix, who shares her experiences at the Paris Olympic Games as a spectator after retiring from track and field. She talks about her personal life, including the birth of her second child, and her transition to new roles. Felix highlights the importance of athletes' voices beyond sports, her advocacy for maternal rights, and the establishment of a nursery in the Olympic Village. She also addresses the Black maternal mortality crisis and the need for policy changes. Felix's work in advancing women's health is recognized by a significant grant from Melinda French Gates.

How does Allison Felix describe the current state of women's sports?

What are the main issues surrounding the Black maternal mortality crisis according to Allison Felix?

What actions does Allison Felix believe are necessary to address maternal mortality?

What was Allison Felix's reaction to receiving a significant grant for her work in women's health?