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catalyst-34037	Borenstein, Hannah	Tracking Work from the Wrist: The Surveillance of Ethiopian Women Athletes for Capital	2021	20	.pdf	application/pdf	7984	464	59	The circumstances of South African Caster Semenya is case-in-point here, as her gender being publicly called into question portrayed her participation as her gender being publicly called into question portrayed her participation as toxic to sport and gender, and a racial pathology (Bailey 2016; Jordan-Young and Karkazis 2019).2 While Semenya’s circumstances have rightly garnered the attention of those working at the intersections of feminist technoscience and sport, this essay engages the entanglements of bodies, technologies, labor, and global capitalism that Ethiopian women athletes find themselves trafficking in and around. Thus, the experiences of Ethiopian women athletes remain important not only for unveiling the ways in which surveillance, self-monitoring, and value extraction are currently operating; their perspectives are also important because a failure to attend to complicated entanglements can have damaging implications.	cache/catalyst-34037.pdf	txt/catalyst-34037.txt