Vanity Talks: The State of Women’s Sports
In a powerful episode of Vanity Talks, two of the most influential voices in women’s sports—Arielle Chambers and Jessica Black—sit down for a meaningful conversation about the evolving landscape of women’s athletics.
While the full conversation is best experienced firsthand in the video above, this post offers context, insight, and reflection on the significance of bringing these two trailblazers together to discuss the challenges, triumphs, and road ahead for women in sports.
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Arielle Chambers is a journalist, activist, and founder of HighlightHER, a platform amplifying women in sports and culture. Named by Forbes in their 30 Under 30 Sports list, she has built her voice around visibility and celebration of female athletes — often reminding us, “It’s time to talk about women’s sports the way we talk about men’s.”
Jessica Black, known for her incisive commentary and digital storytelling, has worked behind the scenes and in front of the camera to advocate for equity in coverage, resources, and recognition for women athletes. Her voice resonates with both sports insiders and fans alike.
Why This Talk Matters
What makes this Vanity Talk essential viewing is not just the topics—but who’s speaking on them. Both Chambers and Black bring lived experience, professional insight, and cultural intelligence to the table. They speak not only for athletes but for the ecosystems around them: media, fans, and changemakers.
Their conversation is a reminder that the state of women’s sports is not just a sports issue—it’s a cultural one.
