What the US soccer equal pay case means for sports
Settling a discrimination case, American soccer's governing body agreed to pay $24 million, and made a commitment to equal pay and bonuses to match the men's team. Image: USA TODAY Sports
Alex Igual Paija
Community Specialist: Media, Entertainment and Sport Industries, World Economic Forum
Hesham Zafar
Community Curator, Media, Entertainment, and Information Industries, World Economic Forum
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