'The only difference I see is I’m a black young lady.”
by the WADA. Richardson said she used marijuana in Oregon, where it's legal, to cope with emotional panic after learning of her mother's death. In a statement following her suspension, United States Anti-Doping Agency CEO Travis T.
”, Valieva was cleared to compete because disqualifying her would cause “irreparable harm.” In their statement, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said “exceptional circumstances” contributed to the decision, including her status as a "protected person" because she's under the age of 16.
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