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After a season full of turmoil, the vibes at the nation’s capital for the NWSL final were oriented around the promise of the future
Fans and supporters challenge retaliation against Black players who complain about racism, sexism and emotional abuse by coaches
Women’s soccer in Africa is attracting more fans but still has limited viewing options compared to its European and South American counterparts
The USWNT looks set to have historic levels of representation in next year’s World Cup, a sign of optimism for Black soccer legends like Briana Scurry
Franch is the first African American keeper for the USWNT since Scurry
Even as she appears in her second Olympics, Dunn faces problems common to Black women
Former member of the U.S. women’s national team discusses her role with the NWSL expansion franchise in Los Angeles
‘It makes me sad that there are a lot of people that are suffering or even worse because they now can’t get the medication that they need’
Jamaica’s 23-player World Cup roster embodies the country’s ‘Out of Many One People’ motto
Striker who lit up the SEC at Tennessee is her country’s best hope to propel the Reggae Girlz in the 2019 Women’s World Cup