Women’s Soccer Pay Lawsuit Teaches A Key Financial Lesson
Higher risks often come with bigger rewards. But there’s a tradeoff: Risk aversion yields lower rewards. The women’s national soccer team learned this lesson the hard way.
Why American Women’s Sports Need To Get More Feminine
I wonder if the lackluster performance of the U.S. men in soccer has something to do with the perception of it as a sport for women and children.
Yes, There Is A Soccer Pay Gap: The Women Make More Than The Men Do
Last year, the men’s World Cup generated $6 billion, and gave about 7 percent to the teams. The 2019 Women’s World Cup made $131 million, and gave out more than 20 percent to the teams.
No, ‘Girl Power’ Doesn’t Excuse U.S. Women’s Soccer’s Rude Celebrations
Liberal media writers are so crouched in their defensive feminist stances that they can’t seem to see U.S. women’s soccer players’ poor behavior for what it is.
Unlike Jaelene Hinkle, Soccer Star Megan Rapinoe Uses Soccer To Push Her Politics
One player sacrificed a once-in-a-lifetime privilege due to her personal convictions, while the other insists on using that same privilege to essentially declare, ‘You’re either with me or against me.’
Women Hockey Players Shouldn’t Earn What The Men Do Until Their Audiences Are Equal
The underlying reasons male and female athletes are paid differently are the same as the reasons female models are paid more than male models.
Hope Solo Didn’t Deserve Heckling In Rio For Her Zika Concerns
Nobody should ever be harassed for serious personal health concerns. Zika isn’t a joke. Placing the Olympics in Rio is a serious global health risk.
Women’s Soccer Doesn’t Deserve Equal Pay
Yes, U.S. women’s soccer is kicking it in the World Cup. No, women’s soccer doesn’t pull the same audience or perform at the same level as men’s.
Women’s World Cup: Title IX Is For White Girls?
Journalists credited the program requiring gender sports equity for USA women’s World Cup victory. They didn’t note the program’s lack of racial diversity.