Rise of the Wahine

This documentary chronicles the efforts of influential figures like Dr. Donnis Thompson and Patsy Mink, who fought against discrimination in women's sports after the Civil Rights movement. Their struggles took place in various settings, from Washington D.C. to the volleyball courts of the University of Hawaii, showcasing the battle for equality in athletics.

The film highlights the challenges faced by women athletes and advocates during a transformative period in sports history. By focusing on the personal stories of these women, it brings to light the broader issues of women's rights and institutional discrimination. With a runtime of 99 minutes, it offers an in-depth look at the champions of Title IX and their lasting impact on sports.