Well said. Not to mention the fact that when women or men working with women bring up these discrepancies they are doing so at the risk of losing their job and/or careers. How many people “don’t rock the boat” because they fear retaliation? This must be fixed!
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Speak it.
Truth. Your words have been spoken by so many & now they hearing less known or famous voices because numbers matter. Will they listen not just hear remains to be seen but the more masses speak up more advertisers will wake up & put pressure on @NCAA -
Pressure to do what? Hahaha there is no demand for womens athletics.
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Let's listen to legend and national championship Coach
@MuffetMcGraw speak the TRUTH and drop the mike for @ncaawbb ! Thanks Coach@MuffetMcGraw for coaching the @ncaawbb and all of us up to proper standards!@espn@dawnstaley@nytimes@ExpressNews@dallasnews@HoustonChronThanks. Twitter will use this info to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This is spot on. There’s nothing new about the
@ncaa treating men’s basketball as the norm and women’s basketball as a sideshow. Need more proof? They don’t even bother putting the word “men’s” on the men’s tournament trophy.pic.twitter.com/B4wWAdoV8R
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That's like NBA calling winners World Champions, but they only win competition in USA/Canada.
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So PROUD of this, Coach McGraw! Truth to power. This crap goes on decade upon decade and year after year. It needs to stop NOW!
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Who cares that one is more popular by 4+ times than the other. Who cares that the main basketball tournament allows both men & women, but women's bans men.
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Same with calling girl’s & women’s teams the “Lady” whatevers. It’ll only be okay if the start calling all of the boy’s/men’s teams the Gentlemen
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As the other comment notes, women can play in the main college basketball tournament. Men cannot play in the women's. Thus, it makes sense to not denote gender in the main college championship.
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