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by Brian Kilmeade
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Donna Lopiano Summary and Analysis

Donna Lopiano, executive director of the Women's Sports Foundation, grew up playing sports with the kids in her neighborhood. Donna was once banned from playing Little League because she was a girl. Later, in high school Donna was frustrated with the extremely short seasons, so she played as many sports as she could. Donna took her approach to sports and applied it to everything she did as an adult, using it to help her pass legislation in order to help other girls such as herself to.....

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