Women Sports
Martina Navratilova on Megan Rapinoe and the Trajectory of Gay Women in Sports
Megan Rapinoe, the co-captain of the champion U.S. Girls' soccer group, is with a bit of luck and casually each...
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Kicking Glass: Making Way for Women’s Leadership in Sports
Before Title IX, only one in 27 girls played sports; nowadays, two in 5 play, and almost 30 percent of...
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Sexism Is The Greatest Hurdle Faced By Women In Sports
From a completely young age, we're told that being bodily, difficult, or “sporty” lies within the realm of masculinity. But...
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Reframing the Business Case for Women’s Professional Sports
We’ve all heard the numbers: “Less than 1% of worldwide funding incorporate sports activities sponsorships is directed to girls' sports...
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Why American Women’s Sports Need To Get More Feminin
The American football player Megan Rapinoe has made herself an item of seemingly unending media interest. I pay attention she...
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Equal Pay for Women’s Sports? That’s Not Nearly Enough
In 2018, the U.S. Men’s countrywide soccer team didn’t even make it to the World Cup. First, it misplaced a...
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The Telegraph launches woman sports vertical with 4 new team of workers
The Telegraph is beginning a brand new editorial vertical, Telegraph Women’s Sport, which will be staffed with a team of...
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OPINION: What the U.S. women’s national team lawsuit means for women’s sports
The United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) filed a lawsuit on March 8 against the United States Soccer Federation (USSF)...
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Is it Fair For Trans Females to Compete In Women’s Sports?
Last Saturday’s arguable column on transgender ladies athletes changed into inevitable. Chief Sports Writer for The Independent, Jonathan Liew, beat every person...
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We’re Inching Toward Equality for Women in Sports
As the girls' professional cycling season kicks off, all eyes might be on Lizzie Deignan. The former street global champion...
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