A TITLE IX - AIAW Flo Hyman story that should not be forgotten...nor should we forget what The Marfan Foundation has created to detect early by prevention screening.The legendary Flo Hyman —a volleyball icon, movie star, and tireless Title IX advocate—embodied a level of selflessness and kindness that deserves to be celebrated and remembered. Her decision to share her scholarship at the University of Houston Athletics rather than accept the full amount for herself speaks volumes about her character. When volleyball and women’s sports struggled for recognition and resources, Flo’s generosity reflected her profound commitment to the sport's growth and the well-being of her teammates.Flo Hyman prioritized the collective over personal gain, demonstrating her vision for a stronger, more united community within volleyball. Her actions exemplified her belief in lifting others up, and creating a more equitable and supportive environment. This sharing wasn’t just a kind gesture but a bold statement of leadership and advocacy during a pivotal era in women’s sports.Flo’s legacy transcends her accolades and fame. She showed the world that true greatness lies not only in individual achievements but in the impact one has on others. Her unwavering dedication to advancing volleyball and empowering women’s sports is a testament to her enduring influence—a story of kindness, leadership, and selflessness that deserves to be told and celebrated. Thank you, Flo for making our lives so much FUN when you were here. @rnnbrvc @rnntrain
