US women’s soccer tries to overcome its previous inequity
US women's soccer tries to overcome its previous inequity. Crystal Dunn was often the only Black girl in her school soccer teams, and when she made it onto the national team she was the only one to do the hair herself and did her makeup during photo shoots since "there was no one to set me up." Although there's no doubt that the U.S. national team has slowly become more diverse, Dunn says there's still to be completed. It starts with making sure girls of all races feel welcome right down to the junior level. "I had extremely accommodating parents…
