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Invisible Disability

Rhiannon Clarke: “There isn’t one way to look disabled”

By Brendan McDonald

Rhiannon Clarke holds an Australian flag behind her with both arms outstretched at Paris 2023.
Photo supplied by Variety – the Children’s Charity International.
The Australian Paralympic sprinter talks to Brendan McDonald about Commonwealth gold, growing up without seeing athletes like herself, and why nobody should have to prove they belong.

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