By Becoming the first woman in charge of the U.S. Soccer Federation—the governing body of U.S. women's soccer and employer of , and the rest of the World Cup-winning U.S.
Women’s National Team—would be big news at any point in time. But in this particular moment—after players from the USWNT ; after the Federation to argue the women weren’t really underpaid; after negotiations over equal pay ; after filed by U.S.
Soccer claimed the women’s team players don’t possess the same skill or responsibility as the men—it feels like the start of a new era.After the disastrous contents of the court documents went public in March, U.S.
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