An Afghan Olympian once snuck into cycling races in a hijab. Then the Taliban took over.

Fariba and Yulduz Hashimi of Team Afghanistan prior to the Women's Road Race on day nine of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at Trocadero on August 04, 2024 in Paris, France.Tim De Waele/Getty Images

An Afghan Olympian once snuck into cycling races in a hijab. Then the Taliban took over.

An Afghan Olympian once snuck into cycling races in a hijab. Then the Taliban took over.

An Afghan Olympian once snuck into cycling races in a hijab. Then the Taliban took over.

An Afghan Olympian once snuck into cycling races in a hijab. Then the Taliban took over.
An Afghan Olympian once snuck into cycling races in a hijab. Then the Taliban took over.
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