Boston.com Article RatingAt a quiet Senate hearing, four U.S. gymnasts made sure the truth was loud and uncomfortable
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54% : To the senators, to officials in law enforcement and the Olympic movement, and to anyone streaming Wednesday's hearing, these women demanded more than just an audience.52% : The four women - Biles, her sport's most decorated athlete; Maroney, a member of the 2012 U.S. gold-winning team at the London Games; Maggie Nichols, a world team and NCAA champion; and Aly Raisman, the two-time captain of the American teams that won Olympic gold - shared testimony about the hell they went through as minors, as the agencies and law enforcement organizations sworn to keep them safe stood by and did nothing.
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