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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Renée_RichardsRenée Richards - Wikipedia

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   Richards was born Richard Raskin on August 19, 1934, in New York City and raised, as she put it, as "a nice Jewish boy" in Forest Hills, Queens. [4] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] Her father David Raskind was an orthopedic surgeon, and her mother was one of the first female psychiatrists in the United States, in addition to being a professor at Columbia ...

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3. www.npr.org › 2007/02/08 › 7277665'The Second Half of My Life' - NPR

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   Feb 8, 2007 · Author Interviews. 'The Second Half of My Life' February 8, 200710:00 AM ET. Heard on Talk of the Nation. Listen. Playlist. Dr. Richard Raskind was a champion tennis player and a renowned eye...

4. www.nytimes.com › 2007/02/01 › gardenThe Lady Regrets - The New York Times

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   “I don’t like to have pictures of me as a guy in the dining room or living room,” says Dr. Richards, who was once Dr. Richard Raskind. “I threw away most of the pictures of Dick. In fact,...

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6. www.history.com › this-day-in-history › reneeTransgender athlete Renée Richards barred from U.S. Open

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   Aug 13, 2021 · On August 27, 1976, the United States Tennis Association bars transgender athlete Renée Richards from competing in the U.S. Open as a woman, stating she must pass a chromosomal test. Richards...

7. www.gq.com › story › renee-richards-interviewDr. Renée Richards: a GQ+A with a Trans Icon | GQ

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   May 26, 2015 · His name was Richard Raskind; now it's Renée Richards. Here, a rare interview with the quiet trailblazer whose struggle laid the groundwork for Jenner, Transparent, and the transgender...

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   Who is Richard Raskind?

   • Richards was born Richard Raskind in 1934. In high school, Raskind was a four-sport athlete primarily focused on tennis. After high school, Raskind moved on to Yale, where she captained the men's tennis team. In 1959, Raskind graduated from the University of Rochester Medical Center, specializing in ophthalmology.

   Transgender athlete Renée Richards barred from U.S. Open

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   What happened to Richard Raskind?

   • It was a warm August day in 1975 when Dr. Richard Raskind walked into a New York City hospital for surgery. Three days later she left the hospital, no longer Richard Raskind but now Renée Richards, her new name a statement: Renée, French for "reborn." It had been a long and difficult path to that day.

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   Is Richard Raskind still alive?

   • No. Richard Raskind was very much alive in a different persona. A persona of Renée Richards. A persona I’m comfortable in being and have always wanted to be. But what Richard Raskind did, what Richard Raskind accomplished, the way he thinks—no, that’s not changed, that’s not wiped away. Not by a long shot.

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   Does Richard Raskind live two lives?

   • In some cases, the reality happens that way, and a man can lead a pretty successful life, and he has his closet full of dresses, or his special apartment that he goes to or whatever, and lives two lives. And some people do. Did Richard Raskind die? No. Richard Raskind was very much alive in a different persona. A persona of Renée Richards.

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9. www.smithsonianmag.com › smithsonian-institutionPioneering Tennis Player Renée Richards Recalls the Glory ...

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   Aug 19, 2014 · AT THE SMITHSONIAN. Pioneering Tennis Player Renée Richards Recalls the Glory Days of Wooden Rackets. After winning the New York State men’s title in 1964, Richard Raskind became Renée Richards...

10. www.atptour.com › en › playersRichard Raskind | Overview | ATP Tour | Tennis

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    Official tennis player profile of Richard Raskind on the ATP Tour. Featuring news, bio, rankings, playing activity, coach, stats, win-loss, points breakdown, videos, and more.