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Jamaica's struggle for equality and respect at World Cup - ESPN

SYDNEY, Australia — It's been a Women's World Cup where traditionally smaller teams have joined the party to upset their bigger rivals. Nigeria and Colombia have enthralled; Morocco and Philippines have recorded historic results. Jamaica have also been remarkable in drawing 0-0 with France and picking up their first World Cup win over Panama. And, on the eve of their key Group F match against Brazil, Jamaica manager Lorne Donaldson had a message for the footballing world.

Stand with actual biological women for Women's Equality Day

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England captain Bright to wear armbands supporting inclusion and gender equality

England captain Millie Bright will wear armbands to support inclusion, indigenous people and gender equality during her country's group stage matches at the Women's World Cup.

The Women's World Cup: Scoring a goal for equality?

The 51 Percent is taking a break over the European summer. We will be back in September with a brand new season. Join us then as we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the show.

'Era Of Equality': ICC Announces Equal Prize Money For Men's, Women's Team Events

The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday announced equal prize money for men's and women's teams at ICC events while also making changes to the over-rate sanctions in Test cricket. "The decision was taken at the ICC Annual Conference in Durban, South Africa and ensures the ICC Board fulfilled its commitment to reaching prize money equity by 2030 well ahead of schedule," ICC said in an official statement.

'Where's the equality for boys...' anger as students sent home for wearing PE kits during 30-degree heatwave

Boys attending a secondary school in south Manchester were left fuming after being sent home for arriving in PE kit due to the extremely warm weather.

Christine Sinclair, soccer’s ‘silent superstar,’ opens up about MS awareness, gender equality and using her voice

Not only is Christine Sinclair the most successful soccer player to ever compete for Canada, but the standout forward also stands atop one of the sport’s most notable all-time lists with 190 international goals scored. That’s 68 more goals than the men’s scoring leader, Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo, 88 more than seven-time Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi, and six more than her next closest female player, USWNT legend Abby Wambach (184).

World Number One Swiatek Calls For Prize Money Equality

World number one Iga Swiatek on Wednesday called for prize money equality between WTA and ATP events. The reigning French Open and US Open champion is preparing to compete at the Madrid Open after retaining her Stuttgart title last weekend, defeating world number two Aryna Sabalenka in the final. Swiatek won a little more than 100,000 euros ($111,000), which some contrasted to Carlos Alcaraz's 475,000 euros ($526,000) haul for triumphing at the Barcelona Open.

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Jamaica's struggle for equality and respect at World Cup - ESPN

Stand with actual biological women for Women's Equality Day

England captain Bright to wear armbands supporting inclusion and gender equality

The Women's World Cup: Scoring a goal for equality?

'Era Of Equality': ICC Announces Equal Prize Money For Men's, Women's Team Events

'Where's the equality for boys...' anger as students sent home for wearing PE kits during 30-degree heatwave

Christine Sinclair, soccer’s ‘silent superstar,’ opens up about MS awareness, gender equality and using her voice

World Number One Swiatek Calls For Prize Money Equality