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With the Tokyo Olympics, the USWNT s Fight For Equal Pay Once Again Takes Center Stage E-qu-al pay! E-qu-al pay! E-qu-al pay! That was the chant that rang out on July 5, in a stadium in my hometown of Hartford, CT, where the US Women s National Team (USWNT) was playing the last game of their Summer Sendoff series. It may not be the chant you d expect from a sporting event, but it s become commonplace at USWNT matches in the more than two years since the players filed suit against the US Soccer Federation (USSF) citing gender discrimination and unfair wages. The US women make a strong case for increased pay. They haven t lost a match since taking a stand against the Federation in March 2019, even winning a fourth World Cup later that year. Now they re attempting to do something that s never been done before win back-to-back World Cup and Olympic titles while the US men s team didn t even qualify for the Tokyo Games. In fact, the men haven t qualified for the Olympics since 20

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