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CeCe Telfer, the first openly transgender person to win an NCAA track and field title, wrote a book about her experience as a trans athlete, particularly the challenges of trying to get to the Olympics and the hate and foolishness she faced.
'Make It Count,' my fight to become the first transgender Olympic runner.
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CeCe Telfer, the first openly transgender person to win an NCAA track and field title, wrote a book about her experience as a trans athlete, particularly the challenges of trying to get to the Olympics and the hate and foolishness she faced.
'Make It Count,' my fight to become the first transgender Olympic runner.
I was definitely speaking to the little ones, the little trans kids.
Sports is a good outlet to channel all of these things, right, all of what we're feeling, very normal human being emotions.
My goal next in getting to the Olympic stage, 2028 Los Angeles, is honestly just trying to stay safe, sane, healthy, and rise to the occasion in a healthy and positive way and look forward to the indoor season next year because nobody's gonna ever stop me from competing but myself.
I'm excited for other athletes to read my book. I'm excited for people to see that not all trans people are the same and the stories are different and see what we really go through, unfiltered, raw, and very necessary.