Sha'carri Richardson made headlines for her exceptional 100-meter dash time, leading up to the Olympics, and then was barred from competing at the games shortly afterwards, for a drug test revealing use of marijuana. But the decision to stop her from competing and the rules themselves have under fire.

For more, KCBS Radio news anchor Margie Shafer spoke with Amy Bass, professor of sport studies and chair of the division of social science and communication at Manhattanville college in New York.

<p>Sha'carri Richardson made headlines for her exceptional 100-meter dash time, leading up to the Olympics,&nbsp;and then was barred from competing at the games shortly afterwards, for a drug test revealing use of marijuana. But the decision to stop her from competing and the rules themselves have under fire.</p>
<p>For more, KCBS Radio news anchor Margie Shafer spoke with Amy Bass, professor of sport studies and chair of the division of social science and communication at Manhattanville college in New York.</p>

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