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Ibtihaj Muhammad, an Olympic fencing medalist, stopped by Bradford School on January 10 to read her most recent picture book, “The Kindest Red: A Story of Hijab and Friendship,” as part of the institution’s Kindness Week. Olympic fans can buy   Olympic Fencing Tickets   on our website. According to a press statement from the Montclair school system, Muhammad, who grew up in Maplewood, also displayed a film with images from her Olympic experience and early years. Muhammad took home a bronze medal in the women’s saber competition at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. She reflected on her Olympic experience by saying, “I fought so hard to make that happen. “I get chills watching that video.” According to a press release, Muhammad’s fourth book, which she co-wrote with S.K. Ali and which Hatem Aly illustrated, is “an examination of friendship, faith, and the delight of sharing kindness wherever you go.” In the novel, Faizah’s teacher invites her students to picture the kind of env

212 competitors will have the opportunity to realize their Olympic goals at the Paris 2024 fencing competition. Learn everything you need to know about the stars to watch, the process to qualification, and how athletes can fulfil their quotas in the sections below. Olympic fans can buy Olympic Fencing Tickets from our website. Since the very first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, fencing has been a component of the Olympic programmer. Since that time, it has grown to be one of the most recognizable Olympic sports thanks to the long history of its specialties, sabre, foil, and epée. The first-ever women's competition was held in Paris in 1924, 100 years before the next Olympic Games there. 200 top-level fencers from 42 NOCs competed in 12 medal events at Tokyo 2020. Learn about the adjustments that will be made for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024, including the amount of competitors and the route they will follow to reach the Grand Palais strip. At Paris 2024, ho