Olympic Games in Paris have already become history. Polish athletes won a total of ten medals, eight of which, including the only gold, were won by women. This fact was pointed out Paulina Chylewska. The journalist also noticed a significant problem. On her Instagram profile, she posted a post in which she appealed to men.
Paulina Chylewska shares her reflections after the Olympic Games. “Change is happening before our eyes”
Olympic Games in Paris ended with moderate success for the Poles. It cannot be denied that many sports fans were counting on a much better medal result. It is also impossible to ignore the fact that women are behind most of the Olympic successes. This was also pointed out by Paulina Chylewska.
The floodlights have gone out, the Olympic flame has been extinguished. The time for summing up and drawing conclusions has begun. Eight out of 10 Olympic medals in Paris were won by women! This is a huge power!
– she began her Instagram post. The journalist she added also that she works with women on a daily basis and can admire their strength, creativity and will to fight. However, she pointed out that in Poland in the sports industry there are still very few women in managerial positions. She therefore appealed to men to take action to change the current situation.“Meanwhile, in Poland, out of 70 operating sports associations, only four are managed by female presidents. Change is happening before our eyes. Gentlemen, now it's your turn!” – she appealed.
The volleyball players met with fans. Among them was a famous rapper
Undoubtedly one of the greatest successes on the games in Paris there was a silver medal for Polish volleyball players. Our team played in the final match for the first time in 48 years. After the award ceremony, the Olympic vice-champions met with fans at the Polish House. During the speech, Bartosz Kurek spotted Mata in the crowd. The team captain couldn't hide his excitement. “First of all, is that my favorite rapper standing on the balcony? Is that him? Howdy,” he greeted the rapper.