Andrew Das reports for The New York Times:
The men's U.S. Soccer team has been historically undistinguished. The women's U.S. Soccer team has been a championship phenomenon and generates considerably more revenue--yet the women earn as little as 40% of what the men do. Accordingly, five top female players have filed a wage discrimination lawsuit. (READ MORE)
The men's U.S. Soccer team has been historically undistinguished. The women's U.S. Soccer team has been a championship phenomenon and generates considerably more revenue--yet the women earn as little as 40% of what the men do. Accordingly, five top female players have filed a wage discrimination lawsuit. (READ MORE)
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