Longtime US women’s soccer journalist John Halloran reflects on Colin Kaepernick and Megan Rapinoe’s peaceful protests four years ago– and wonders if as a society, we are finally-belatedly- ready to listen.
In the aftermath of the defeat of the USWNT’s wage discrimination claims in federal court, a settlement may still be the best path forward. But how women’s soccer is financially valued, both now and in the future, remains a daunting challenge.
In the Equal Pay dispute, US Soccer’s scorched earth, sexist legal strategy is unlikely to be a winner- and only demeans its world champion employees. Neil Blackmon on poor lawyering and US Soccer’s latest strategic blunder.
Tweet Jay Bell It happened. A nightmare. We all saw it coming, or we should have. The United States senior… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Bruce Arena resigned as manager of the United States Men’s National Team Friday morning, three days… Read more »
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Tweet Neil W. Blackmon The United States Men’s National Team is out of the 2018 World Cup, eliminated before the… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Trinidad and Tobago scored two first-half goals, an own goal from US defender Omar Gonzalez and… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon and Jon Levy Four years. For the United States Men’s National Team, an entire World Cup… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon and Kartik Krishnaiyer met up and broke down the US victory over Panama in Orlando Friday… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon The United States Men’s National Team won the game it had to win Friday night, defeating… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon and Jon Levy The United States Men’s National team will play a World Cup qualifier Friday… Read more »