Rock Center | March 01, 2013
Women ski jumpers defying gravity and sexism
World champion ski jumper Lindsey Van has been on a crusade to make the sport she loves an Olympic sport. Women have been ski jumping since the 1860s, but they have never been allowed to compete in the Olympics for reasons they describe as sexist. Rock Center’s Kate Snow reports.
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