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Before monobob started Sunday, Meyers Taylor worked to teach her boys, both of whom are deaf, a variety of ASL words related to the Winter Olympics, including “champion” and “bobsled race.”
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Before monobob started Sunday Meyers Taylor worked to teach her deaf boys ASL words related to the Winter Olympics
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{
    "event": "Winter Olympics",
    "person": "Elana Meyers Taylor"
}
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February 20, 2026 at 1:41 AM (6 months ago)
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February 20, 2026 at 1:41 AM (6 months ago)

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Elana Meyers Taylor Wins Monobob Gold Medal, Fulfilling a Lifelong Dream
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https://nytimes.com/athletic/7050927/2026/02/16/elana-meyers-taylor-monobob-gold-medal-winter-olympics

Elana Meyers Taylor won gold in the monobob event, her first gold medal after 16 years, with a track-record third run. Fellow American Kaillie Humphries took bronze. The article highlights the athletes' success as working mothers.

Winter Olympics Bobsled Monobob Elana Meyers Taylor Kaillie Humphries Sports Women in Sports Mothers in Sports

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