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The Women's World Cup
In the Women’s World Cup, the U.S. beat Australia last night. Another team to watch, Brazil, squares off against South Korea today. The leader of team Brazil is a player known simply as “Marta.” She’s one of the best soccer players of all time, and yet she barely makes enough money to make soccer a full-time career.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIn the Women’s World Cup, the U.S. beat Australia last night. Another team to watch, Brazil, squares off against South Korea today. The leader of team Brazil is a player known simply as “Marta.” She’s one of the best soccer players of all time, and yet she barely makes enough money to make soccer a full-time career. Marta’s story illustrates the chasm between men and women’s professional soccer. Why the disparity?
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The full episode
3 of 5Pools and Segregation, Vincent Bugliosi Dies, and the Primates of Park Avenue- 0:00A Social History of Swimming Pools
- 8:54Vincent Bugliosi, Manson Prosecutor, Dies at 80
- 14:42The Women's World CupYou’re reading this
- 24:07The 'Primates of Park Avenue'
- 40:19The Los Angeles Film Festival