A new collection of essays explores how hockey’s culture of rivalry and competition could be reshaped to embrace greater diversity and inclusion. The book examines how the sport’s traditional dynamics—rooted in teamwork, strategy, and personal drive—might evolve to reflect broader societal changes. Contributors delve into the tension between hockey’s fiercely competitive identity and the push for equity, both on and off the ice. It offers a fresh perspective on whether the game’s core values can adapt without losing what makes it uniquely compelling.

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