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The World Cup for Women Is Still Largely Coached by Men

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August 10, 2023

Via Yahoo! Sports, commentary on why the World Cup for women is still largely coached by men: Casey Stoney could sense disrespect the moment she entered the room. She was a celebrated England women’s national soccer team [...]

Atlas Lionesses: The Moroccan Soccer Revolution and the Players Inspiring a Generation of Girls

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August 7, 2023

Via CNN, a report on the inspiring play of the Atlas Lionesses and the impact it will have on girls' sports in the Islamic world: Ghizlane Chebbak was shocked when she picked up the phone and was greeted by Mohammed VI, the [...]

The Rocket, the Riot, and the Revolution: Hockey in French Canada

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August 7, 2023

Hockey has historically occupied an important place in the lives of many Canadians, and this interest is particularly strong in French Canada. The Montreal Canadiens team aligned itself closely with the francophone community by [...]

The Player Who Dared to Confront Homophobia and the Agony of Miscarriage

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August 6, 2023

Courtesy of The Athletic, an article on how Aaron Ramsdale’s courage marks him out as a football rarity: When Aaron Ramsdale sat down for his “interview” with The Players’ Tribune in April, he had one intention: to [...]

NFL: Progress In Diverse Hiring, But Work To Be Done In Coaching

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August 6, 2023

Via Andscape, a look at how - while the NFL can point to progress in diverse hiring, there is much work to be done in coaching, with just three Black head coaches among 32 teams: Although criticism of the NFL is justifiable [...]

Let the Girl Play

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August 5, 2023

Via The Players Tribune, a look at an inspiring comic book story from No. 8 Brazil’s Marta, illustrating how she rose to the top of the beautiful game by ignoring the boys who tried to keep her off the [...]

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