Women's chess”: A misleading and counterproductive label

The label has settled into chess parlance, but its usage is a disservice to the inherent meritocracy of chess that all players appreciate. FM ALISA MELEKHINA argues that it's time to let the term “women’s chess” fade into our patriarchal past. | Photo: Doug Morisoli

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Women's chess”: A misleading and counterproductive label

Women's chess”: A misleading and counterproductive label

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