Last week, during a complete sham of an award ceremony, the ESPY for the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage was presented to the United States Women’s National Soccer Team for their role in the contrived, propagandist, political theater known as the so-called “equal pay fight.”
The latest development in the equal pay case of the U.S. Women s National Soccer Team (USWNT) has stirred up the same questions as when the lawsuit began: how is pay
The latest development in the equal pay case of the U.S. Women s National Soccer Team (USWNT) has stirred up the same questions as when the lawsuit began: how is pay
this week, we saw some big developments in the united states women s national soccer team s quest to be paid the same as their male counterparts. on tuesday, the u.s. soccer federation announced they would be offering the men s and women s teams the same contract proposal, which they said would ensure that both teams are among the highest paid senior national team players in the world. in response, the players association for the women s team called the move a pr stunt and an attempt to bargain through the media. still, the offer could be a step in the right direction, though. star player alex morgan who has been one of the most vocal players on this issue said the public commitment to equal pay is a good one. morgan said in a press conference, quote, we need to look line by line at what they re actually providing because if you have equal pay but it s not even what we got before or to the value that we are, then we still consider that to be not good enough. joining us now is aj hess,